Skill Claude CodeCodex
Write or rewrite English with ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English rules: one meaning per word, active voice, simple tenses, one instruction per sentence. Use for plans, reports, and user-facing messages, epic and task descriptions, tool descriptions, error messages, system prompts, and inter-agent instructions …
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review a change set for reuse, simplification, efficiency, and altitude problems, then apply the fixes while preserving exact behavior. Scopes to the diff, applies the target project's coding standards, runs four independent review angles (in parallel when the runtime can spawn sub-agents, otherwise as separate…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Create a git commit whose message records why the change exists, not just what changed. Keeps one logical change per commit, stages only the files that belong to it, matches the repo's existing commit style, keeps the body to decisions and traps rather than implementation, and shows the message and staged files for…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Plan architecture improvements and refactoring for a codebase: scan for deepening opportunities (shallow modules, leaky seams, low-leverage interfaces), present candidates as a markdown report with before/after diagrams, interview the user through the chosen design, and decompose the outcome into devchain epics.…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review the skills stored for a project. Read the project specifications and the skill usage statistics. Classify each enabled skill as Keep, Disable, Protected, or Unsure. Classify each disabled skill as Enable or Stay disabled. Propose source bundles, source disables, and a skill sync. Apply a change only after the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Prepare a DevChain remote VM for development of a project. Find the tools the project needs from its CI, version files, manifests and docs, install the missing ones, and mark the project as provisioned on this VM. Runs only on a claimed DevChain VM. Use at agent start when devchain status prints remote VM, when a…
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