End-to-end agentic engineering for iPhone apps, from idea to a secure App Store release through 8 gated phases. Use when someone wants to build, plan, or ship an iPhone/iOS app — especially a non-programmer ("vibe coder") asking to create an app, pick a tech stack (SwiftUI, React Native, Flutter), choose a backend…
A Chinese-language guide for explaining the hidden roles and trust relationships in technical systems. It clarifies who owns tokens, keys, certificates, and endpoints, who checks them, and what each party proves.
Read any document the way a detective reads a witness statement — surface what it is NOT saying. Unlike a summarizer (which tells you what a text says), this skill exposes the subtext: hedging and weasel words, conspicuous omissions, buried leads, frequency tells, tone shifts, and non-answers. Use it on earnings…
A release checklist for research repositories that publish versions with Zenodo, a service that assigns permanent digital object identifiers (DOIs) to research outputs. It also records a Software Heritage identifier, which helps identify archived source code.
Homer L6 — Sleep-time routing weight tuner. Mines Brain's decisions.jsonl + advisorcalls.jsonl, computes tier / model / guardrail distributions, and proposes routingmanifest.toml weight adjustments based on observed data. Aurora PROPOSES; the user decides. No auto-apply. Sacred Rule.
Multi-agent deep research on Codex. Use for questions that need many sources and a written, fully-cited report — "research X", "deep dive on X", "compare X vs Y", "should I adopt / build on X". Breaks the question into independent strands, spawns researcher subagents in parallel, triangulates the evidence, synthesizes…
The Dependency Auditor is a comprehensive toolkit for analyzing, auditing, and managing dependencies across multi-language software projects. This skill provides deep visibility into your project's dependency ecosystem, enabling teams to identify vulnerabilities, ensure license compliance, optimize dependency trees…
Creates a git checkpoint commit of all current changes. Use when you want to save progress mid-session before risky changes. Invoke with /checkpoint or "save checkpoint" or "git checkpoint".
Give any local port (Gradio, Streamlit, FastAPI, webhook receiver, dev server, Docker container) a permanent HTTPS URL on a domain the user owns - in one command, no deployment. Use when the user says "my Gradio share link keeps changing", "replace share=True with a permanent URL", "stable URL for localhost:7860"…
Encrypted peer-to-peer text messaging between agent sessions (Claude Code or other CLI agent harnesses on the same machine) running in separate terminals. Use this whenever the user wants to talk to another agent, message another Claude, coordinate with another agent, open/create/join/enter a room, send text to a…
Manage Yandex Tracker spaces through the REST API. Use when Codex needs to work with any documented Tracker API function: issues, issue filters, checklists, comments, attachments, bulk operations, fields, projects, portfolios, goals, queues, automation, boards, dashboards, components, issue types, statuses…
Acionamento MANUAL de failover cross-provider — LADO CLAUDE (Opus). Use quando o GPT/Codex está indisponível e o Opus está UP: o Claude ASSUME a sessão interrompida do Codex e a continua (event=gpt-down); ou quando o GPT/Codex volta, o Claude disponibiliza o estado e o Codex realinha a própria casa (event=gpt-up).…
Complexity-based routing of tasks across four model tiers — frontier (T3), strong workhorse (T2), fast executor (T1), cheapest recon (T0). Use when planning any multi-step work, when deciding which subagent should execute a task, when writing a dispatch brief, or when an executor fails and escalation is needed.
Guidelines for designing command-line tools that both people and coding agents can use reliably. A command-line tool is a program operated through typed commands in a terminal.
When the user asks for an image, illustration, icon, banner, hero graphic, logo concept, mockup, or any visual asset that needs to be a real bitmap file (PNG/JPEG), use this skill. It generates real AI raster images via the user's locally-installed Codex CLI (gpt-image-2 model), accessed through Desktop Commander MCP…
Use to audit and clean text so it reads human-written, not machine-generated. Covers what to look for (guided by Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing"), how to scan for the markers, how to fix them without flattening a good voice, and how to verify. Works on any prose in any project (course text, docs, articles, READMEs).…
The doaipm method (DO AI PM) — how to build products as a product manager in the AI era. Use this whenever someone plans, scopes, or builds a product, feature, prototype, app, or website; when a person describes an idea and asks how to approach it; when choosing between a low-fidelity sketch and a real prototype; or…
Write a warrant-mcp policy in plain English, shaped for the closed rule set so review has the best chance of accepting it first time — only warrant-mcp review can say whether it compiles. Use when the user wants to create or edit .warrant/policy.md, write rules for what an AI agent may do in a project, or asks what…
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