Build the Wassette workspace and run its test suite with the just recipes — debug and release builds, example and test components, and the combined unit plus documentation tests. Use when compiling Wassette, building example components, or running and debugging tests.
Build, serve, and write Wassette's mdBook documentation under docs/ — concise, code-first prose, the multi-version URL layout, and navigation in SUMMARY.md. Use when editing docs/ pages or previewing the documentation site.
Validate Wassette changes end-to-end by running the MCP server with just and driving it with the MCP Inspector CLI over Streamable HTTP — listing tools, resources, and prompts, and calling tools. Use before committing server changes or when debugging tool exposure and behavior.
Capify an existing project. Scans the repo for already-installed MCP servers, skills, rules, hooks, sub-agents, and plugins (across .claude, .cursor, .codex, .gemini, etc.), consolidates them into shared top-level directories (skills/, rules/, hooks/), and synthesizes a sound capabilities.yaml from the inventory. Use…
Start or resume the standard Traverse operating model when the user says TRAVERSE OPS, asks to start Traverse ops/dev work, asks for the ready-ticket worker, PR finisher, or backlog gardener, or wants Codex to pick ready Project 1 work and run the Traverse coordination process.
Audit, explain, and review tenuo warrants for security engineers and CISOs. Use this skill when someone wants to understand what a warrant authorizes, assess blast radius, review delegation chains, check for security risks, or audit agent permissions. Also trigger when a security engineer asks about agent…
Create tenuo warrants (capability tokens) for AI agents from natural language descriptions. Use this skill when someone wants to create, mint, design, or delegate a warrant; authorize an agent; set up agent permissions; or add tenuo to a project. Do NOT trigger for auditing, reviewing, or explaining existing warrants…
A required starting point for work involving iFlytek virtual humans, also called digital avatars: computer-generated people that can speak, listen, or respond.