Scion is a multi-agent orchestration platform that runs several isolated agents concurrently in containers, optionally giving each one its own workspace and credentials. It is used to coordinate coding and other research or operations tasks across local machines, remote virtual machines, and Kubernetes clusters. Catalogue add-ons provide workflows and controls for operating Scion.
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Git safety and operational guidance for Scion agents. Covers working tree resets, rebase pitfalls, and general git behavior that agents should know regardless of workspace mode. For workspace-mode-specific git rules, see the git-sandbox skill.
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Git workflow protocol for agents in sandbox/worktree environments. Covers local-only operations, worktree-aware branch management, and non-interactive conflict resolution. Injected only for git-associated workspaces.
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Manage concurrent LLM-based code agents with scion - orchestrate parallel agents with isolated workspaces, troubleshoot and recover stuck agents.
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Operational constraints for Scion agents running in containerized sandboxes. Covers prohibited commands and hub-only API access. Complements the scion CLI reference and messaging skills.
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How to use the scion message command effectively. Use this for communication with other agents or users. Covers recipient types, message timing, content best practices, and special message flags.
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Schedule one-shot and recurring events for agents using the Scion CLI. Covers when to use scheduled events vs inline message delays, recurring cron schedules, lifecycle management, and the blocked-wait pairing rule.
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Create or extend scion agent team templates from a high-level description of roles and workflow. Use when the user describes a multi-agent team, panel, crew, pipeline, or any scenario requiring coordinated LLM agents with distinct roles. Also use when adding new roles to an existing team, modifying workflows, or…
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How to use the scion conversation command for managing conversations. Covers listing, creating, viewing, participant management, and message retrieval. Complements the scion-messaging skill.
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