Unified MCP server exposing 53 developer tools from 10 FYI packages to AI assistants. Use when you need to add color conversion, emoji lookup, symbol encoding, Unicode search, Google Fonts, distance calculation, timezone operations, unit conversion, Korean romanization, or holiday date tools to an MCP-compatible AI…
Governs API-contract changes before they ship. Use when about to merge, deploy, publish, or register/expose agent tools AND the change touches a contract artifact (OpenAPI/Swagger, GraphQL SDL, gRPC/protobuf, AsyncAPI, MCP manifest, or agent tool schemas): get a decision (ALLOW/WARN/REQUIREAPPROVAL/BLOCK) with a risk…
Create BitBadges collections (tokens, NFTs, stablecoins) using MCP tools. Use when user wants to create collections, smart tokens, NFTs, or needs to generate BitBadges transaction JSON.
Retrieve and interpret durable, evidence-backed project memory from Context Atlas, including overviews, architecture, chronology, decisions, risks, provenance, health, and task-specific context packs. Use when Codex must onboard to an unfamiliar repository, explain how or why code evolved, prepare context before a…
Publish posts on Threads (threads.com) for the user. Use whenever the user wants to write, draft, or publish a Threads post or thread, with or without an attached image, including "post this", "write a post using this image", or a pasted block of raw post text.
Safely inspect a repository through the ContextLock MCP server. Use when exploring, searching, reviewing, or auditing repository files with ContextLock, especially before reading unfamiliar code or when sensitive files and secrets may be present.
Find, select, and integrate official Google Material Symbols and Material Icons. Use when a user asks to add, replace, search for, export, or choose UI icons; when icon filters such as meaning, category, style, fill, weight, grade, optical size, platform, or output format are specified; or when implementing icons in…
Use a separately running Codex on another computer through the Codex app-server WebSocket API. Trigger when the user asks to contact, instruct, inspect, or wait for a peer Codex such as a Windows or Mac Codex instance. Supports projectless peer tasks and existing peer threads.
Use this skill when changing the AI Knowledge Center package itself: CLI behavior, project upgrade templates, manifest loading, dashboard metadata, gates, telemetry, or this repository's AI workflow knowledge.
When the user says “fix this”, “what is wrong”, or “debug this”, use visible terminal/editor context to create a structured debugging command for Codra / Codex / OpenCode.
Preserve and resume coding-session context with Session Handoff. Use at the start of repository work, before clearing context, before handoff, or when completing a spec or substantial stage.
Add Free2PA provenance and local trust checks to an agentic application. Use when a developer asks to protect an agent, OpenClaw project, ChatGPT app, MCP server, Agents SDK workflow, skills, prompts, SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, policies, or other control files from unnoticed changes or outside-group publishers.
Distill a git repo's full history into durable engineering memory under .repo-memory/ (timeline, decisions, landmines, architecture). Use when the user wants historical/"why is this like this" context for a codebase, to onboard an agent onto a repo's past, or asks to run repo-history / analyze git history.
Use when the user asks Codex to involve Claude as a subagent, Claude Code, Claude reviewers, second opinions, or interactive Claude Code sessions from Codex. Provides guidance for the local codexclaudesubagent MCP tools.
Plan a repository task for execution by a small local coding model, then hand the plan to the local executor over MCP. Inspect the codebase, decompose the work into self-contained sequential prompts, define deterministic eval gates, validate the manifest, and submit it for execution. Never implement the task.
Use when an engineering task may benefit from an independent Claude Code investigation, review, or alternative implementation and the value of delegation must be weighed against cost and risk.
Use for every task that requires interacting with a website or browser. Controls the user's existing authenticated Chromium browser through Chromium Bridge.
Generates, maintains, and visualizes a structured Markdown knowledge base (.lithium-kb/{architecture,debug,tasks,features}) with an interactive Neural Network graph, auto-watch mode, custom agent directives (.agentrules), and MCP server integration for Pi, Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other coding agents. Triggers…
Use when verifying that a tool or skill was actually used, checking tool installation, or generating verification receipts. Triggers on 'verify', 'truth', 'proof', 'did it actually use', 'check tool', 'tooloftruth', '/truth'. Also triggers when the agent is about to claim a tool was used — run verification first.
Browse, remix, build, redesign, debug, preview, deploy, and maintain small full-stack sites on Micro using static assets or compatible WebAssembly built with Abla, Rust, or another suitable toolchain; project-scoped Login with Micro and app authentication; project data, products, payments, protected files, schedules…
Converts CSV exports to Parquet and validates them against a declared schema, reporting type mismatches per column. Use when the user asks to convert, compact, or validate tabular data files before loading them into a warehouse.
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