Skill Claude Code
Skill that manages configuration.
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Skill Claude Code
Skill that manages configuration.
Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo
Procedural workflows for working with the Sruja codebase. Teaches AI editors how to add components, validate changes, and follow patterns.
cesarandreslopez/tauri-agent-tools
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How to add the tauri-agent-tools Rust dev bridge to a Tauri application.
Soushi888/holochain-agent-skills
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Holochain hApp development assistant covering coordinator/integrity zome architecture, Rust HDK/HDI patterns, entry/link types, CRUD, validation, cross-zome calls, Sweettest testing, TypeScript client integration, DNA migration and init properties, and Nix dev environments. USE WHEN writing zome code, designing DHT…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Production durability patterns for AI agents on the JVM — crash recovery, audit trails, human-in-the-loop, and replay testing using JamJet runtime.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review Rust changes for correctness, regressions, and missing validation.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when Rust code just changed and must not regress, when the user asks to scan, audit or health-check a Cargo workspace, says "rust-doctor", or wants one of its findings explained, tuned or switched off.
Skill Claude Code
Use this skill when Pioneer should proactively use durable memory or recalled context: decide whether memory can improve a turn, answer from remembered user/project facts, request memory tools, search/list/get stored memories, save durable preferences or project decisions, forget memories, audit or clean up memory, or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Manage the shared team skills and MCP servers topos delivers to this machine — see what is managed, update it, add more, and share local improvements back. Use when editing anything in a skills directory, when the user asks about team skills, skill updates, or sharing a skill, when setting up topos for a team or a…
Skill Claude Code
Use this skill whenever the user acts like Bamboo is their personal assistant. Triggers include stating commitments, deadlines, appointments, or recurring routines ("remind me to...", "I need to... by Friday", "every Monday I..."), asking to be reminded of something, agenda questions ("what's on my plate", "what's due…
Skill Claude Code
Long-term project memory through the post-cortex MCP server (tools named session, semanticsearch, updateconversationcontext, assemblecontext, queryconversationcontext, getstructuredsummary, manageworkspace, manageentity, admin). Use it whenever those tools are available and the work could benefit from what was learned…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Comprehensive Rust best practices covering ownership, error handling, async patterns, testing, and project structure.
Skill Claude Code
Coverage-aware agent workflow tool. Use PROACTIVELY to search and read code and Markdown docs — ambits rg/ambits grep find matches and name the symbol or section each lands in, ambits show fetches exactly that definition — and before modifying files, making architecture decisions, debugging, or reviewing code. Reports…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use s-gw when working with credentials, private keys, API tokens, SSH identities, browser credentials, or other sensitive data in agentic coding workflows. Prefer typed handles and local approved execution over exposing raw secret values to a model.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Before running a risky shell command, check it with Sigil's assess and refuse anything Sigil would block. Use whenever you are about to execute a destructive, privileged, or unfamiliar command.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Audit and design Tokio async Rust systems for throughput, latency, fairness, contention, blocking, and bounded concurrency. Use for Tokio runtime design, async performance reviews, task scheduling, spawn/spawnblocking decisions, locks, channels, I/O, and tail-latency problems.
Skill Codex
Use TreeWork, a tree-guided development plugin for complex or evolving software projects that need staged alignment, pre-coding technical Specs, declarative project-tree planning, branch-scoped Git worktrees, durable recovery, and protected completion. It teaches the Agent to move through development along the Tree…
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Use when executing implementation plans with independent tasks in the current session.
Skill Claude Code
Audit where governance instructions belong (Role.md, skill, global policy, workflow docs, memory, or an agent-boundary change); enforce minimal verbosity in roles and skills. Diagnostic by default.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A conversational teaching workflow that helps someone learn a technical subject through dialogue, real errors, and their own explanations.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate NuClaw-compliant Rust code. Use when: create a new module, add a new provider, implement a channel handler, write database operations, add configuration, write tests. Triggers: write rust code for nuclaw, implement this feature in nuclaw, add a new channel/provider, generate tests for nuclaw module. Output…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Develop, build, test, and gate changes in the epistemic-graph engine repository. Use before adding a capability, changing the wire contract, or running the test/gate suite in this repo. Covers the Rust-native rule (new behaviour is a Rust crate exposed through the generated wire contract; Python/Go/JS are clients, not…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Orbit — the task/audit/dispatch layer for AI coding agents. Use for anything touching a task ID, .orbit/, orbit CLI or orbit. MCP tools, the docs corpus, friction records, jobs and jrun- runs, routines, auto-tasks, the sweep clock, worktree GC, the dashboard, or setting Orbit up on a machine or repository. Covers both…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Write, review, or refactor Rust so it is idiomatic, safe, and maintainable. Use this skill whenever the task involves Rust code — implementing a feature in a .rs file, reviewing a Rust PR or module, refactoring a crate, designing a public API, fixing clippy or borrow-checker complaints, deciding how to structure error…
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