Dual-runtime companion skill for Hermes and OpenClaw. Adds heartbeat-driven life logs, moods, relationship evolution, daily planning, and independent memory. Use when building a persistent digital companion or automating companion-style outreach.
Use to create and maintain comprehensive documentation that helps agents navigate code effectively. Document directory structure, file purposes, architectural relationships, and design decisions so agents can work independently.
Route one inbound user message to exactly one enabled AOS capability. This skill is a strategy contract only. Transport normalization, queueing, permissions, idempotency, audit events, retries, and capability execution stay in Rust.
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.
Protocol for an agent to audit its OWN visible toolset. Read when a task asks you to "audit your tools" / "list and verify your capabilities" / "self-audit". Defines what to call vs. what to only describe, the markdown exchange format, and what an aggregator (PM) actually can — and cannot — verify about reports from…
Audit, reorganize, split, migrate, and maintain AGENTS.md, optional platform instruction files, and non-business engineering Specs with cross-agent routing and SDD-aligned docs/specs, docs/requirements, and docs/technical directories. Use when cleaning up agent instructions, organizing engineering standards…
The first and only skill a beginner should install. Bootstraps the rest of the agent skill stack for this project, then routes every task to the current best skill for that job. Keeps a dual ledger (global defaults + project overlay) so the same use-case never gets two skills and a worse skill never replaces a better…
Generate a complete "constitution + documentation system" for a new autonomous, agent-run project — a content channel, an ebook press, an SEO tool-site, a web product, a casual game, or anything that should run itself with minimal human babysitting. Use when starting a brand-new self-running project and you want a…
Generates a Claude Workflow Composer (.cwc) workflow file from a plain-English description and saves it to /.cwc/workflows/ so it appears immediately in the CWC canvas. Use when the user asks to "generate a workflow", "create a CWC workflow", "build a multi-agent pipeline", or anything similar.
Run the Codex Optimized Development, Evaluation, and Remediation (CODER) Loop with an orchestration-only coordinator, non-overlapping task-family owners, fresh independent reviewers, evidence-scoped remediation, and final coordinator acceptance. Discover and compose optional MSW, Timebox, MSL, and Codex Voice…
Helps users discover and install Rifteo agent skills when they ask questions like "is there a skill for X", "how do I write a finding", "find a skill that can...", or want to extend their agent for security and audit work.
Ultracode-style dynamic workflows for Antigravity. Use when the user says "ultracode", "workflow:", "/deep-research", or asks for broad multi-file work with planning, parallel agents, verification, or crash-resume.
Record the user's actions — browser (Playwright event stream + trace) or native desktop (lightweight event/window/screenshot stream) — on macOS, Windows and Linux for up to 30 minutes, then turn the demonstration into a reusable agent skill. Use when the user asks you to watch them perform a task, record a workflow…
Transfer the current coding, debugging, planning, or architecture session to AI Badger. Use for broad session continuation; use badger-review for an independent review.
AI agent identity, permissions, trust scores, and audit trails via Vorim AI. Gives your OpenClaw agent a cryptographic identity so every action is verified, permissioned, and logged.
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