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A Python framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. MCP is a standard way for AI assistants to call tools provided by another program.
Cursor rule Cursor
A Python framework for building Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. MCP is a standard way for AI assistants to call tools provided by another program.
Cursor rule Cursor
A standard way for large language models to connect to tools and information sources. An MCP server provides tools, data, and instructions, while an MCP client connects the model to them.
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A set of Cursor rules for uv, a Python tool that manages packages, virtual environments, and Python versions. It covers project setup, dependency locking, and running commands.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Portable Conflux acceptance review with an additional SPECA-style property/proof-attempt lens. Drop-in compatible with cflx-accept and cannot ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Portable Conflux acceptance operation skill. Defines the JSON-primary verdict interface and autonomous acceptance review guidance for any agent runtime. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Dependency analysis for Conflux change selection. Evaluates queued changes and selects the next change to process based on dependency order, progress, and completion status. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Implement an approved OpenSpec change autonomously with truthful task tracking. Provides apply-specific guidance for Conflux orchestration. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Archive deployed OpenSpec changes and update canonical specs. Provides archive-specific guidance for Conflux orchestration. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Post-apply cleanup handoff for dirty managed worktrees. Ensures worktree is clean before acceptance starts. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Handle every human-intervention boundary in a Conflux automated loop. Use whenever a Conflux user must decide, approve, provide credentials or external evidence, resolve policy or schema ambiguity, choose rejection disposition, authorize merge, push, deployment, publication, or process control, handle a stalled…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Create implementation-ready Conflux proposals, including fail-closed visual contracts for UI changes. Use for any request to create, draft, review, or strengthen a proposal or product change.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review apply-generated rejection proposals (REJECTED.md) before any terminal reject decision. Returns REJECTIONREVIEW CONFIRM, RESUME, or BLOCK. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guide users through handling Conflux/OpenSpec changes that ended in REJECTED.md, Rejected, Blocked, Rejecting, or informal states like "rejected gated". Use whenever the user asks what to do with a rejected proposal, how to recover a blocked change, how to interpret rejecting review outcomes, or how to choose between…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Conflict resolution and sequential merge guidance for Conflux parallel execution. Provides fixed rules for merge conflict resolution, pre-sync requirements, and retry continuation. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run the standard Conflux development flow for an already-defined and committed OpenSpec change. Use when users want to execute cflx run, start Conflux orchestration, or follow the standard proposal-then-run workflow on a clean base branch.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Legacy compatibility router for Conflux apply, rejecting, cleanup-review, accept, and archive operations. New orchestrator prompts use dedicated cflx- operation skills. CRITICAL - This skill CANNOT ask questions or request user input.
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