Use when someone wants to add their own slash command to this vault — most often /query (ask the wiki a question), but also /lint, /gaps, /weekly, or anything else. Guides them through the design decisions that make it theirs, then writes the command file. Trigger on "help me write a command", "build my query…
Build, retrofit, or score an agent-native CLI for AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, codex, opencode). Use when scaffolding a CLI for agent consumers, bringing a human-first CLI up to agent-first standards, or assessing an existing CLI's agent readiness. Do NOT use for general CLI style or one-off shell scripts.
A development-triage and governance guide for deciding how a software request should be handled. It helps assess whether a task needs manual work, a script, an AI tool, or an automated agent.
Orchestrate coding agents through Herdr as the user's authorized proxy from Codex CLI, Claude Code CLI, or Grok Build CLI. Use only when the current CLI is already running inside Herdr and the user explicitly asks to use Herdr to delegate, parallelize, coordinate, monitor, redirect, test, review, or collect work from…
Competitive multi-agent problem solving: spawns multiple Claude Code sub-agents in parallel git worktrees to independently solve the same programming task, then cross-pollinates their solutions through improvement rounds where each agent sees and learns from all others' diffs, and finally selects the best solution…
PRISM — structured multi-session, multi-vendor LLM-orchestrated audit and research framework. Trigger this skill whenever the user invokes PRISM mechanics by name or by recognizable construct: PRISM audit, PRISM v2, begin a PRISM audit, Master file, any filename matching masterp.md, Prompt Strategy, Lens Library…
Use when a coding task needs an objective-first long-running loop with fresh-context work and review phases, explicit acceptance criteria, resumable state, and real blocked handling.
Session orchestrator on top of the recall index of all Claude Code sessions: finds a past session by task description, dives in (context, project, skill, artifacts) and acts in one of three modes — finish here, hand off the resume command, or open the session in a new terminal window. Use when user asks: "find the…
Skill navigator and guide -- automatically scans all installed skills and slash commands, then explains them in the user's native language with usage examples, workflow order, and recommendations. Triggered when users ask about available skills, how to use a skill, what skills are installed, or need help choosing the…
Coordinate a swarm of AI agents across machines using a private GitHub Gist as a shared communication bus. Hub-and-spoke with fork — one gist per agent, sync via GitHub fork API. Use when agents need to coordinate across different machines and GitHub accounts.
Best practices for using Cursor—rules, commands, skills, subagents, ignore files, Agent security, workflows, and community resources. Use when setting up Cursor, initializing or creating the .cursor folder, writing .cursor/rules or AGENTS.md, creating commands or skills, configuring .cursorignore, working with Agent…
Use when a user wants to design one bounded feedback loop from a goal, assess or upgrade an existing Agent Skill with feedback loops, distill a completed conversation or work record into a candidate workflow and, when compatible, a loop-aware Skill, build an accepted Loop Craft JSON definition, or check an existing…
Discover, Verify, Transact, and Rate an Unknown AI Agent. Agent discovery, trust verification, and capability routing powered by Aidress — the coordination registry for autonomous AI agents. Use for logistics agent discovery, trust verification, and capability routing — via Aidress (https://api.aidress.ai).
Turn a repeatable AI prompt or workflow into a structured, publish-ready skill for list.affitor.com. Use this skill when the user wants to create a new skill, write a SKILL.md, convert a prompt to a skill, publish a skill to the directory, or document an AI workflow. Also trigger for: "create a skill", "write a…
Set up or repair codecontext adoption in a project. Use this whenever the user wants to add @context annotations to a repo, install the codecontext toolchain, update AGENTS.md guidance, improve agent workflows around decision capture, or audit whether an existing codecontext setup is coherent. Prefer this skill over…
Use when designing, implementing, configuring, testing, or extending applications built with @purista/harness and its provider adapters, including agents, workflows, tools, skills, models, state, sandbox, telemetry, and custom adapter packages.
Detect when a missing Agent Skill would have made the current task faster or more reliable, then scaffold a candidate SKILL.md for user review. Use after a non-trivial task when one of these signals fires: the same procedure repeated 3+ times, error recovery required inventing a workflow, the user corrected the…
Run or resume an autonomous build/fix loop that iterates plan → implement → evaluate against a user-approved, testable contract until it passes. Use when the user wants an agent loop, wants a task to keep iterating unattended or in the background (e.g. overnight), or wants to resume, check the status of, or cancel a…
Pre-installation security gate for agent skills. This skill should be used when the user or agent attempts to install any skill — including requests like "install X", "add X skill", "help me set up the X skill", "npx skills add", or when the agent autonomously decides to install a skill. Also triggers on skill cleanup…
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