Dev skills I use day to day in agentic engineering, focused on multi-agent-driven work modes and long-horizon autonomous tasks. Includes long-horizon, fan-out, handoff, ctx-research, ctx-grill, to-ctx, just-ask, and the lowband and readout modes.
Local fine-tuning for your own tasks, except the one doing the training is you. A provider-neutral kit that turns scattered project criteria into distilled, invariant Lore — and operates it with seven skills: use-lore, brainstorming-lore, create-area, create-project, create-bot, save-to-lore, transmute-lore.
lore. Local fine-tuning for your own tasks — and the one doing the training is you. A provider-neutral kit that turns project experience into reusable criteria, distilled at a threshold you control, pruned when it grows, and portable between models.
Carry your context across AI coding tools. Adds /carryover and /headroom commands plus a save-to-memory prompt at the end of each session, backed by the headroom proxy.
handoff: portable per-project context & state management for coding agents. A hook-driven memory spine — STATUS, RULES, MAP, durable tasks, and folder-level CONTEXT.md — that loads the right context at the right moment instead of bloating every session.
Portable project memory + development workflow for coding agents: auto-loads STATUS+RULES each session, enforces folder-level CONTEXT.md on edit, nudges durable state updates at turn end, scaffolds the system into any repo via guided discovery, and ships a tiered 6-phase workflow skill set covering every phase (brief.