Ashkaan/contextium

Give your AI an operating system. Open-source framework for persistent AI context.

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code

Scaffolds a conforming AI-layer artifact — skill, hook, agent or output style — that already passes the workbench's format checks, Anthropic's documented frontmatter shape, and the four token/context/determinism principles. Use when authoring or compressing any skill, hook, agent or output style.

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close

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code

Ends the session — verify what changed, update the project, journal it, land every worktree this thread owns on its repo's trunk, report a line a script proved. Use when the user says "close", "wrap up", "let's close", or any plain-English request to end the session, and when a producer skill's auto-close gate fires.…

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debate

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code

Adversarial debate — three agents (Claude, Codex, Grok) argue a question from three positions, then the strongest conclusion is synthesized. Use when the user says "debate this", "I'm torn between X and Y", "red-team this plan", or "council on this".

not rated 36 changed yesterday B SkillSpector: warn 65 tokens original MIT

explain

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code

Deep research into a topic or issue — investigates until confident, then presents an executive summary and root-cause analysis. Use when you need to understand WHY something happens. Takes [topic, question, or issue description].

not rated 36 changed 15d ago A SkillSpector: warn 46 tokens original MIT

implement-audit

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code

Adversarial review of freshly-built code — find what was missed, what's inconsistent, what breaks. The single code reviewer for the loop. Auto-fired by /implement (phase-4.7); standalone-callable after any substantial change. Writes an implement-audit: line into the report.

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implement

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code

The "do" verb of the loop — execute a SPEC with rigorous self-validation. Use ONLY in a fresh context after running /project in a prior session.

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project

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code needs its repo

Single entry point for project work — renders the live project index, or loads a slug and routes it to the think flow, /implement, /close or a state report, composing /spec, /implement and /close as primitives. Use when the user says "/project", "/project [slug]", "let's work on [project]", "create a project for [X]"…

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spec-audit

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude Code

Adversarial pre-review of any freshly-written or materially-rewritten SPEC or spec folder, running reviewer consensus (correctness) plus the spirit-check agent (fidelity to the user's verbatim ask — spec.md's Input and Clarifications, or a single-file SPEC's § 0 / § 0a — and to the behavior contract) in one pass and…

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qa

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude CodeCodex

See the real running product of any app in your workbench, find its design problems, fix them, and explain what changed. Use after a UI change, before/after committing, when asked to QA, screenshot, fix, or visually verify a web app, or to confirm a portal renders correctly at desktop/tablet/phone. CLI/library targets…

not rated 36 changed yesterday C 78 tokens original MIT

review

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Ashkaan/contextium

Skill Claude CodeCodex

The vendor review chain the loop skills run and never the model itself — code-review.ts over a git diff, spec-audit.ts over a SPEC or spec folder, policy-review.ts over any artifact — each walking a row of the policy table (policy.json here: Codex first, its declared backup next, never the vendor that wrote the code…

not rated 36 changed yesterday A 179 tokens original MIT

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