One universal AI coding rule set for all AI assistants, IDEs, and agents — portable, intelligent, and IDE-agnostic
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Reviews every rule file under rules/ using the rule-reviewer 6-dimension rubric, aggregates per-file scores into a single weighted backlog, and emits a prioritized improvement report. Use for periodic rule-system audits, before major rule-set releases, or to surface drift across the catalog. Triggers on "audit all…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Create production-ready rule files by orchestrating template generation, schema validation, and keyword metadata generation. Triggers on keywords like "create rule", "add rule", "new rule", "generate rule". Supports all domains in the 000-999 range including Python, Snowflake, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Frontend…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Determines which rule files to load for a given user request by matching file extensions, directory paths, and keywords using the deterministic Python matcher. Handles foundation loading, domain matching (HARD layer), activity matching (SOFT layer), dependency resolution, and token budget management. Runs as the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Execute agent-centric rule reviews (FULL/FOCUSED/STALENESS modes) using 6-dimension rubric and write results to reviews/rule-reviews/ with no-overwrite safety. Use when reviewing rule files, auditing rule quality, checking rule staleness, validating rule compliance, or analyzing agent executability.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Display the PRE-FLIGHT diagnostic block showing which rules are loaded. Triggered explicitly by $show-rules for session debugging.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Measures skill execution time with microsecond precision and tracks performance baselines per skill, mode, and model. Use when timing a skill, measuring duration, comparing performance across models, analyzing execution speed, or detecting agent shortcuts. Triggers on "time this skill", "measure skill duration"…
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