Propose a reviewable multi-agent workflow as a blueprint — pick and name the pattern (map-reduce, pipeline, tournament, loop-until-dry, dag), emit its shape as an agentstack-blueprint JSON block, and WAIT for the user to approve / reject / edit before authoring and running it via agentstack more workflow run.
Use Selective Intelligence for corrections, failures, dissatisfaction, or exact trigger. Activate directly for any user correction, dissatisfaction, failure feedback, the exact words Selective Intelligence, or an unmistakable request for a named responsibility—even when unnamed and in any conversation domain. Use…
Build and fix reliable multi-agent AI workflows for any skill level, from first-time builders to senior engineers. ALWAYS use this skill when the user asks to "build an agent", "automate" a task or workflow, wants "AI to do X for me", describes a multi-step job, mentions agents, bots, pipelines, swarms, or…
A recipe for building a model of a user's preferences from an AI agent's conversation logs. It organizes decisions and outcomes into files that can inform memory, rules, or system prompts.
Coordination strategies for AI agents working in parallel or hierarchically — 5 multi-agent patterns (Epstein, Hierarchy, Stigmergy, Consensus, Specialist). Bundled dependency of build-your-users-mind; its stage-2 classification uses Hierarchy + Stigmergy.
A set of operating instructions for safely changing and synchronising CC Switch, an app that manages prompts, skills, MCP servers, providers, and Codex model settings across several AI coding applications.
QQ MCP bot — auto-wake on message, manage pending to prevent duplicate wakes, reply via sendmessage/sendimage/sendvoice then unlock. Use when interacting with QQ MCP, managing wake rules, or debugging QQ bot workflows.
A role-based workflow for planning, building, and reviewing AI features with several agents. Role-based means each agent takes a defined part in the work.
Combine two AI agent skills into one. Trigger phrases: /fuse, "fuse these skills", "combine skills", "merge these two skills", "create a fusion skill".
This skill should be used when orchestrating the full kon teammate flow — Azusa explores, Mugi plans, Yui implements, Sawako cleans, Mio reviews. Applies to /kon:team.
Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, edit, or optimize an existing skill, run evals to test a skill, benchmark skill performance with variance analysis, or optimize a skill's description for better triggering accuracy.
Helps you write a good SKILL.md — covers frontmatter fields, trigger description, scope, and common mistakes. Use when creating a new skill or improving an existing one. Also the source material for the Skillet publish quickstart.
Run a thought on the body's own host resources before renting a frontier mind. This is form-first-reasoning as an invokable door: classify the thought, ask the sovereign body (native router → local lattice → public read door), and ROUTE — a grounded structural hit relays attributed to its NodeID and STOPS at near-zero…
Audit repository Copilot customization setup. Use this skill to analyze existing configuration, identify missing files, check for best practices, and suggest improvements for agents, prompts, instructions, and skills.
You MUST use this when auditing, improving, restructuring, or maintaining agent instruction files - AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and its variants, .claude/rules/, SKILL.md files, or docs linked from them - including reducing always-loaded context cost, finding stale, duplicated, or conflicting instructions, and keeping Claude…
Use when importing resume JSON through MCP fails due to escaping/encoding corruption (for example double-escaped quotes and backslashes). Runs a local safe-import command that normalizes JSON first, then writes section-by-section to the remote resume MCP over SSE.
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