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Orchestrate the Rust compiler port end-to-end. Discovers the current frontier, fixes failing passes, ports new passes, reviews, and commits in a loop.
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Design, validate, scaffold, and visualize multi-agent topologies using the .at language.
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A declarative routing engine that turns ticket / error attributes (reporter, label, project, area path, error class, environment) into a tag + AI agent + priority assignment, so cross-source workflows ("security tickets always go to the OWASP reviewer") stay out of code and in user-editable rules.
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Multi-agent workflow engine for Go. Declarative YAML workflows; an LLM coordinator routes events through hub-and-spoke mailboxes. Three CLI verbs (flow / goal / agent) cover deterministic execution, dynamic planning, and one-shot agent calls. Use this when you need to run a multi-step LLM pipeline with branching…
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Builds complete, compliant NimbleBrain Upjack apps from natural language descriptions. Generates manifest, entity schemas, skills, context, seed data, and server entry point. Use when creating a new Upjack app, building an AI-native app, or scaffolding a domain-specific application. Triggers include "create me a todo…
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Idiomatic guide for Flet 1.0 applications. Covers declarative UI, hooks, observable state, services, async execution model, and breaking API changes from v0.x. Use this skill to write modern Flet code, migrate imperative apps to reactive patterns, apply breaking changes correctly, and avoid common pitfalls.
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Teaches the agent to format all times as ISO-8601 UTC with an explicit timezone label.
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Guidelines for developing the Railway CLI (railctl) - a Go-based CLI tool for Railway.app infrastructure management.
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