iomgaa-ycz/Scrivai

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iomgaa-ycz/Scrivai

Skill Claude CodeCodex

The authoritative reference for all CLI commands available to the agent during document audit/generation tasks. Use this whenever you are about to call a scrivai-cli or qmd command from Bash, especially in the execute phase. Reading this prevents prompt drift, ensures correct flag names, and tells you the exact JSON…

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inspect-document

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iomgaa-ycz/Scrivai

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you have a chunkid (typically from a library search hit) and need to read the original document context around it — the full markdown of the chunk, surrounding metadata, or the parent document. Trigger this any time you want to verify whether a search hit is actually on-topic before citing it.

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render-output

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iomgaa-ycz/Scrivai

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you are constructing a context dictionary that will eventually be fed to docxtpl to render a final .docx report. Triggers any time the task is about template-driven document generation, especially in the summarize phase of a GeneratorPES, or whenever you see {{ placeholder }} markers in a template and need to…

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search-knowledge

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iomgaa-ycz/Scrivai

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you need to find supporting evidence from the rules/cases/templates knowledge bases — laws, regulations, historical reviewed documents, or templates. Trigger this any time you are about to assert a verdict, cite a rule, or back a finding with evidence. Skipping this step almost always leads to ungrounded…

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