One config to rule all your AI agents: portable (every project, every session), effective (curated writing, routing, skills), and safer (destructive-command guard).
Create paper and proposal figures guided by confirmed visual preferences and efficient use of page space. HTML mockups for systems, dashboards, and timelines; TikZ or skia-canvas for abstract diagrams with arrow routing. Covers tool selection, design, capture, and LaTeX insertion.
Review loop for staged changes. Detects content type, prepares a review request for Codex (Terminal-relay manual default, opt-in Auto-terminal codex-exec subprocess, or IDE plugin) or an explicitly selected Agy, Copilot, or headless Claude backend, categorizes feedback, revises, and iterates. Works for code, papers…
Context-aware router that detects work type and dispatches to the right skill. Ships with a minimal default routing table; extend it in a fork, or register project-local skills in a consuming repo via routing-table.local.md or an AGENTS.local.md Routing section.
Parallel delegation fan-out on Agy. The coordinating session decomposes and integrates while task units run in parallel as Agy processes (Gemini through the Antigravity CLI), never on the coordinator and never on Claude-side workers such as Sonnet subagents. Each unit runs unattended in a scratch dir or throwaway…
Audit a GitHub README and rewrite it using modern 2025-2026 patterns — centered header, badges, hero image, GitHub alert callouts, emoji-prefixed features, expandable details, Mermaid diagrams, tables over dense prose. Produces a scannable README that works for a 10-second skim and a deep dive.
Design editable PowerPoint overview figures, especially Figure 1 for papers and proposals, using source material and the author's visual preferences. Also supports mechanism, workflow, and README figures, simplifying dense drafts, and combining schematics with results. Yue Zhao's new paper/proposal overviews and…
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