An image-generation skill that sends requests through a locally installed, logged-in Codex command-line tool. It creates raster images, meaning ordinary bitmap files such as PNGs, without requiring an API key.
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…
Generate terminal-style demo GIFs and PNG cover images from real command transcripts, shell output, CLI logs, or user-provided terminal text. Use when asked to create a demo GIF, terminal animation, README-ready command-line visual, CLI walkthrough, or proof-backed visual artifact from command execution.
Comprehensive project and business advisor & coach that orchestrates specialist subagents (market, competition, finance, strategy, marketing, product, risk) with mandatory critical verification, FARO coaching, accountability, OKRs and persistent project memory. Use whenever the user asks for advice or coaching on…
Inspect Skill Manager's locally installed Claude Code, Codex, Muse, or Grok skills before non-trivial work, report the smallest clearly relevant set already active, temporarily activate relevant inactive skills, load all selected instructions, and clean up any receipt it creates before finishing. Use at the start of…
Build production-ready AI agents in Python using Google Agent Development Kit (ADK). Use when creating agentic Python applications with LlmAgent, workflow agents (SequentialAgent, ParallelAgent, LoopAgent), multi-agent orchestration, tool development (function tools, MCP, OpenAPI), session and state management…
Prepare a durable specification and handoff for a bounded engineering workflow the user wants Codex to pursue as a persistent goal. Use for Codex goal delegation, not ordinary long-running work or a request merely to save session state.
Run a project-start interview against the live engineering rules pack, decide which engineering domains apply, put the highest-consequence questions first, and record terminology, decisions, risks, and build gates. Use when a user explicitly asks for an Engineering Grill before building or substantially redesigning a…
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).…
Superpowers-driven Remotion/HyperFrames video methodology. Research first (Camofox official sources), then MOTION.md style catalog + reverse-engineer from reference video, storyboard spec, frame-accurate TDD, Suno BGM + dual SFX, render verify.
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.
A deliberately malicious demo Skill that tries to exfiltrate secrets over the network and read /.ssh/idrsa. Used to show Capsule blocking the calls at the call site.
Safely retrieve readable text from one public URL for SimonOS. Use when a user sends a single http(s) link and asks to read, summarize, or inspect it; return a clear limitation for private or unsupported social sources.
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.
Submit and retrieve real MiniMax H3 audiovisual video jobs through the reservation-scoped movie-ai Broker. Select the general or adult PinkCherry content profile and the approved workflow preset, then render T2VA, I2VA, FL2VA, L2VA, or Ref2VA only after the user approves every final value. Do not use for prompt-only…
Fully automatic GitHub PR review and production deployment gate for trusted repos. Use when configuring or operating a scheduled PR gate that checks open PRs, downloads them locally, runs complete containerized validation with mocked external services, comments or rejects failing PRs, promotes passing PRs through…
Ticket Takeaway dashboard — track features from ideation to release. Generate visual dashboard, update item status in real-time, review completed features, add new items. Cross-project.
Apply Patrick Lencioni's Five Dysfunctions of a Team — the pyramid (Absence of Trust → Fear of Conflict → Lack of Commitment → Avoidance of Accountability → Inattention to Results), plus his post-book system (The Advantage's Four Disciplines and Six Critical Questions of organizational health, The Ideal Team Player's…
Use Clawdline to dispatch a bounded child task when the current Root keeps synthesis, integration, and landing; to hand off an existing work line for full continuation; or to send a message, report, status, finding, or coordination note to another live session; or to put a local image — a screenshot, a generated chart…
Build and run tiny AI-only CLI tools to unblock tasks that depend on data or actions the agent cannot natively access. Use when the agent is asked to read, collect, convert, or analyze content from external platforms or APIs such as X posts, YouTube transcripts, Reddit threads, web pages, feeds, local databases, or…
Use at the start of every coding task to enforce disciplined working habits — clarifying requirements before coding, verifying each step before moving on, delegating to Haiku subagents, keeping CLAUDE.md lean and current, and screenshot-verifying any UI work.
Use when a project needs the OpenSpec + Superpowers sdd-tdd (spec-to-plan-to-TDD) workflow checked, installed, and configured -- or cleanly removed -- in any coding agent (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, or others).
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