A senior software-analysis process that reads a project's documentation and creates one master plan. It identifies whether the project is a website, an app, or both, then records the technology and architecture decisions it can justify from the documents.
Objectively evaluates business ideas through 18 independent subagents, evidence grading, probabilistic modeling, and Business Reality Score (BRS). Use when the user asks to evaluate, validate, score, or stress-test a business idea, startup concept, side project, SaaS idea, or monetization plan. Always use for business…
A Chinese research workflow coordinator that chooses and connects the right steps for starting, extending, comparing, and maintaining a research project.
Work under an explicit time budget with deterministic deadline tracking, useful stretch work, scope control, isolated timers for parallel sessions/agents/apps, and handoff. Use when the user asks for a timebox, fixed duration, deadline, work for N minutes/hours, use the full time, keep improving until the deadline…
Orchestrate a hierarchical ontology engineering skill family for a specific domain. Use when the user wants end-to-end planning, team composition, research, ontology construction, validation, and release guidance grounded in competency questions, evidence, reuse-first modeling, and human review gates.
An orchestration skill for taking a product idea from initial demand research through product structure, visual design, architecture, implementation, deployment, and release documentation.
Design, create, and manage Harmonica deliberation sessions. Use when the user wants to set up a structured async conversation, run a retrospective / brainstorming / SWOT / risk-assessment session, check or review an existing session's responses, get its summary, edit its metadata, or design a follow-up. Subcommands…
Produce Chief AI Officer operating pulses that blend portfolio governance, adoption reality checks, board-ready narratives, and playful signal framing. Use when Codex needs to brief a CAO, synthesize AI strategy updates, review initiative portfolios, assess shadow AI risk, or prepare executive AI operating rhythm…
A workspace analysis tool that creates or updates a Project Structure Guide, a map of where files and assets are stored and how they depend on one another. The guide describes structure, not build, deployment, or run instructions.
Explicit-only workflow for coordinating one Codex App background thread per task in Codex-managed worktrees. Use only when the user invokes $codex-managed-worktree-threads. Do not use for natural-language-only parallel work requests, ordinary subagent delegation, manual git worktrees, tmux workflows, Codex CLI worker…
Turns a user-defined goal into a structured multi-tool workflow. It scans context, discovers available tools (skills, MCP servers, CLI tools, scripts, project commands), builds an execution plan, coordinates execution, handles blockers, verifies results, and returns a concise operational report. Use when a task spans…
Use when a repeatable task must become a bounded Trigger -> Execute -> Verify -> State loop, scheduled automation, goal agent, or metric-driven research cycle.
A decision-making guide for people in China who are stuck starting, changing, or ending a personal situation because of fear, cost, conflicting choices, or past investment. It first tests the feared failure at low cost and then suggests a practical first move.
Map a huge, foggy engineering effort into durable decision tickets. Use only when the user explicitly selects Wayfinder for a multi-session destination with dependent unknowns.
Escalation-only workflow for materially ambiguous, research-heavy, high-impact, cross-system, or failed-validation tasks. Do not load for clear, bounded, low-risk work; use the AGENTS fast path.
Use when the user provides any kind of feature spec (rough notes / system design / partial spec / canonical PRD) and wants it implemented end-to-end autonomously on the Kimi Code CLI (AgentSwarm-engined), or invokes /kimi-mp-implement.
A systematic engineering methodology for coding agents. Teaches where to look when researching a codebase, how to plan before coding, how to verify work instead of assuming it is done, how to debug from evidence, and how to sustain long autonomous tasks across sessions without losing state. Use when writing or…
Use when the user wants a build or architecture idea stress-tested before they commit to building it — "help me plan/design this app", "design the architecture for X", "review my architecture before I build", "is my mental model of X sound", "I want to build Y because Z — poke holes in it". For the still-articulating…
Project bootstrap wizard — turns any codebase into a fully planned, agent-ready project with coordination docs, debugging guidelines, and parallel execution infrastructure. Use when starting work on a new or unfamiliar project that needs structure.
Senior engineering workflow skill. Enforces spec → plan → build → test → review → ship. AI never writes code before a spec and plan are approved. Acts like a senior, not a junior. Integrated with gstack-roles for automatic role activation per phase.
An evidence-based decision aid built from Charlie Munger’s public talks, writings, meetings, and criticism. It applies selected mental models and decision rules without claiming to be Munger or speak for him.
Runs a durable inspect/plan, implement, verify, and fresh-review loop toward an explicit repository goal. Preserves manually resumable state and uses oh-my-claudecode for autonomous continuation. Use only when the user explicitly invokes goal-loop.
Agent-agnostic skill that recommends what feature a product should build next by combining codebase analysis, product context, competitor gaps, market signals, growth scoring, and implementation feasibility. Use when the user asks what to build next, wants growth opportunities, competitor gap analysis, a growth…
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