Skill Claude Code
Starts a persistent Pi Fabric peer advisor that reviews the main agent at decision points and surfaces only concrete, material advice. Use for ambient correctness review without another extension.
Skill Claude Code
Starts a persistent Pi Fabric peer advisor that reviews the main agent at decision points and surfaces only concrete, material advice. Use for ambient correctness review without another extension.
Skill Claude Code
Creates a persistent Pi Fabric supervisor or advisor profile. Use for ambient supervision, ongoing peer review, an advisor, or a goal watcher without another extension.
Skill Claude Code
Runs a bounded multi-perspective Pi Fabric council with independent reviewers and best-effort synthesis. Use for architecture choices, plans, reviews, and adversarial cross-checking.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Python-only troubleshooting and advanced host API reference for fabricexec. Routine pi. coding calls are documented by ambient guidance; load this skill only after an argument-shape error or when an advanced surface needs exact contracts.
Skill Claude Code
Multi-model deliberation. Two to 8 distinct models answer in parallel with web-capable tools, then a judge compares consensus, contradictions, coverage gaps, unique insights, and blind spots. Act mode runs 1–4 read-only references, then one actor reconciles and executes. Use when the cost of being wrong justifies…
Skill Claude Code
Recommends the right user-invoked Pi Fabric workflow without running it. Use when you want help choosing among workflow, council, fusion, RLM, Schema, Jev judgments and loops, ambient actors, or swarm.
Skill Claude Code
Recursively decomposes oversized tasks into bounded child Pi agents with fresh context windows. Use for whole-repo audits, massive-context analysis, and multi-file refactors that do not fit one context.
Skill Claude Code
Uses Fabric's typed Schema evidence loop and, when enabled, its bounded local-file transaction channel. Use when surprise must void a plan and mutation claims need explicit postconditions.
Skill Claude Code
Starts a persistent Pi Fabric spec supervisor that audits the main session against a feature design spec and steers only when a requirement lacks verified evidence. Use for strict, unblocked spec compliance while the main agent keeps full freedom to orchestrate.
Skill Claude Code
Starts a persistent Pi Fabric supervisor that watches the main session toward a concrete goal and steers only when needed. Use for long-running goal supervision without another extension.
Skill Claude Code
Creates a self-organizing team of persistent Pi Fabric actors with durable topics, mailboxes, and compare-and-swap tasks. Use for messenger-like collaboration and long-lived delegated work.
Skill Claude Code
Runs a dynamic Pi Fabric workflow with code-held phases, fan-out, pipelines, structured agents, and best-effort verification. Use for large audits, migrations, parallel research, or explicit workflow requests.
Skill Claude Code
Supervise shell commands and bounded task output from Python host calls to Jev TypeScript programs, with explicit optional typed decisions. Use for foreground/background shell workflows, semantic routing, verification, and per-turn advisors without a reasoning-model turn per event.
Skill Claude Code
Starts a bounded Jev foreman above Main's coding work, assessing progress, drift, blockers, and verification per turn or at agent settlement with deterministic intervention policy.
Skill Claude Code
Builds a step graph from plain Fabric programs. In-session graphs are ordinary code; resumable graphs are a durable actor that checkpoints each node in the mesh, schedules its next step, and parks human nodes on decisions. Use for multi-step flows that must survive restarts or wait for a person.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
This MCP server provides a set of tools that support AI-driven Development workflows. Runs locally from the mcp-server-aidd Python package.
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