Autonomous worker for openbridge pools. When loaded in a Claude session you are a worker — claim a work item from a named pool, do exactly what the prompt instructs, submit the result, repeat. Operates fully autonomously: never asks the user for direction, never voluntarily stops, never summarises mid-loop, resumes…
Develop and automate Electron apps using the electron-dev-bridge. Trigger on: Electron app, desktop app, UI automation, DOM inspection, IPC handler, screenshot, BrowserWindow, webContents, CDP tools, electron-mcp, preload script, contextBridge.
Run an autonomous, self-directed build loop that keeps working across many goals without per-step prompting — design the system that does the work, then let it run (Addy Osmani's "loop engineering"). Use whenever the user wants to "keep going on your own", "run until done", grind through a backlog or goal-list…
Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, update 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.
Audit a skill folder before you publish to ClawHub. Catches the frontmatter-vs-code mismatches, missing metadata, leaked secrets, and file-limit problems that hide or reject a release — so it passes the scan on first upload. Not for vetting a skill you're about to install (see skill-vetter).
Give a repository a full health exam — doc rot, dependency staleness, CI decay, git hygiene, dead links, docs contradicting code — and grade it. Use when the user wants to know what quietly rotted, or a prioritized maintenance list.
Create or rebuild a project's README.md — with a bias toward showing the project, not just describing it. Trigger on "readme", "write/update the readme", "make the readme", "put screenshots in the readme", "add a gif to the readme", "show off the app/game", "landing-page readme", or any request to make a repo's front…
Run work in an isolated workspace: git worktree + devcontainer, driven through the fr isolation CLI (exec-bridge). Use when feature work must not touch the base repo, when fr-brainstorming or fr-goal needs a workspace, when the operator says "isolate this" / "run it in the container", or to clean up after a merged PR.…
A workflow for splitting a code change into independent tasks and assigning them to multiple command-line AI coding agents. Each agent works in its own Git worktree, an isolated copy of the repository.
Evidence-grounded autonomous engineering router. Use when the user invokes $agi or asks for broad, ambiguous, long-running, production-grade, benchmark-driven, or high-leverage software work that should choose its own tools, skills, agents, validation, and checkpoints from live repo evidence.
A workflow for collecting and packaging a user’s local Codex setup before moving to another computer. Codex is an AI coding assistant, and the package is prepared for later restoration.
Bootstrap a new project with multi-CLI agent config — drops AGENTS.md + CLAUDE.md from the cc-templates templates/ directory into a target project, patches its .gitignore, and prints verification commands. The "multi-agent" here means multi-CLI (Claude Code + Codex CLI + Antigravity CLI), not multiple internal…
Stop the active Loop in this Codex CLI session — stop re-arming clock.sleep and close out the turn the loop was running in. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to stop, end, kill, or cancel the loop. Never invoke this on your own initiative while a loop is running.
Use when the user wants to keep an open triage console for a software project - capturing bugs/change-requests as structured tickets, scoring them, and routing them to the right AI provider/sub-agent for an immediate fix or into the project's task management. Cloud-ready: works across multiple machines sharing a…
Universal, high-intelligence ecosystem-aware code simplification skill. Detects ANY programming language, framework, package manager, and exact version in use. Consults modern documentation via web search and Context7, and orchestrates specialized sub-agents applying strict, universal engineering heuristics.
This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, converting, or executing terminal commands for native Windows PowerShell on Windows, including requests like "convert this Bash command", "use PowerShell syntax", "Windows Terminal command", "run this on Windows", or "fix this PowerShell command". It keeps commands in…
A skill for creating new skills and communicating with users about what they need. Its description also mentions capturing intent, interviewing, and research.
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