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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Select or apply an owner-local or cross-repository eval, route a confirmed no-fit to intake/design, or classify supplied session hits as eval candidates. Do not use for central proof bundles, named results or verdicts, source-linked reports, proof lifecycle, ordinary tests, undefined invariants, or generic session…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Carry provisional checkpoint hints into a reviewed session closeout: harvest, progression, quest-promotion, and branch handoff. Use to collect bounded hints or execute after the current session artifact is closed and reviewed. Do not use mid-session for final judgment, without reviewed evidence, as a hidden playbook…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use only before any memo artifact exists to decide whether live-session, closeout, landed-work, PR, diff, or review evidence yields one guarded memo candidate, export, or no-write result. If a concrete memo candidate, export, object, corpus, lifecycle, or read-model target already exists, use aoa-memo. Do not use for…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
AoA/Abyss durable memory and owner orientation: use when ongoing work may depend on reviewed prior decisions, provenance, lifecycle/currentness, or an existing memo artifact, even when none is named. Also use to recall, review, or evolve a candidate, export, quarantine packet, object, corpus identity, lifecycle…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Owner-local responsibility classification and actor lifecycle for a boundary explicitly presented by the aoa-sdk routing control plane or current holder. Use only when that owner invokes this owner-local stage or explicitly re-enters it after compaction, resume, or re-entry; return a typed…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Turn closed, reviewed session evidence into a bounded multi-axis progression candidate with baseline and attribution limits for aoa-agents review. Do not use on live impressions, without a baseline, to assign one universal score, mutate a role, grant authority, or set routing policy.