Daemoniorum-LLC/sigil-lang

Sigil: Infrastructure for AI minds. Evidentiality markers track data provenance at the type level.

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5Mods indexed here, across every type
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cpp-rust-engineer

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Daemoniorum-LLC/sigil-lang

Agent Claude Code

Use this agent when working with C++ or Rust codebases, including: writing new features in C++ or Rust, debugging memory safety issues, optimizing performance-critical code, designing system-level architectures, implementing concurrent or parallel algorithms, refactoring legacy C++ code, transitioning code between C++…

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Daemoniorum-LLC/sigil-lang

Agent Claude Code

Use this agent when working on LLM-related development tasks including: API integrations with providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.), prompt engineering, embedding systems, RAG implementations, token optimization, context management, streaming responses, function calling, fine-tuning workflows, or LLM…

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react-fluent-dev

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Daemoniorum-LLC/sigil-lang

Agent Claude Code

Use this agent when the user needs to write, refactor, or troubleshoot React components, especially those involving Fluent UI, Storybook stories, Husky hooks, or advanced animations. Examples: 'Create a Fluent UI button component with hover animations', 'Set up a Storybook story for this modal', 'Add a pre-commit hook…

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spring-ai-engineer

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Daemoniorum-LLC/sigil-lang

Agent Claude Code

Use this agent when working on Spring AI integration tasks, including implementing AI-powered features with Spring Boot, configuring vector databases, setting up LLM clients (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.), building RAG pipelines, creating embeddings, managing chat memory, implementing function calling, or troubleshooting…

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