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Ultimate Claude Code skill creator. Design, scaffold, build, review, evolve, and publish production-grade AI agent skills following the Agent Skills open standard and 3-layer architecture.
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A terminology helper for Vibe Coding tasks, where software is built from natural-language requests. It turns vague descriptions into clearer technical wording and identifies useful terms for interface, web, software, Git, AI-agent, or design concepts.
Guide users through the MUXI platform -- infrastructure for AI agents. Covers installation (CLI and server), server setup and configuration, CLI commands and workflows, secrets management, writing formations (Agent Formation Schema), deploying formations, registry operations, and using both the Server API and…
Use this skill when building or packaging reusable NeMo Relay runtime behavior as an embedded configuration component or a manifest-backed rustdynamic native or worker gRPC plugin, with deterministic validation and rollback-safe registration.
Guide for creating high-quality MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers that enable LLMs to interact with external services through well-designed tools. Use when building MCP servers to integrate external APIs or services, whether in Python (FastMCP) or Node/TypeScript (MCP SDK).
A Skill for creating a CoordClaw multi-agent collaborative team. Through an 8-step standardized process, from requirement gathering to team validation, rapidly build a complete AI team.
Agent Skills for improving SKILL.md files: mine repeated workflows from history, personalize and audit existing skills, or generalize personal skills for publication.
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Drive the ccmux cross-harness CLI to dispatch work to other AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, Gemini) through programmatic ccmux invoke calls. Requires the ccmux CLI on PATH.
A guide to developing with AgentLoom, a framework for building applications that use one or more software agents. It explains applications, agents, workers, tools, private skills, hooks, YAML configuration, documentation, and validation.
Run metaharness from an Omnigent agent to optimize harness files in the current workspace. Use when a host wants the metaharness kernel without wrapping a proprietary proposer.
The Loop Engine — harness and loop engineering plugin for Claude Code. Router-kernel orchestration, workflow artifacts, sub-agent delegation, hook enforcement, Test Honesty Gates, fresh-context verification, and memory that persists. 73% leaner than v11, zero quality regression.
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A behavior mode that makes an agent communicate and work in a rigid, overly literal, repetitive style associated with autism-spectrum traits. It is intended as a performance-art effect that reduces efficiency.
Continuous self-improvement system for Hermes Agent. Analyzes your past sessions to find recurring failures and skill gaps, then automatically creates or patches skills and runs self-evolution to fix them. Set it to run overnight and wake up to a better agent. Use /dojo to start.
AI agent orchestrator — manage teams of AI agents that work on your codebase in parallel. Use when the user wants to: run multiple agents, coordinate AI work, deploy agent teams, manage tasks/goals/agents, check orchestrator status, or mentions 'orch', 'orchestry', 'agents team', 'agent orchestration'.
The moi workspace — the web UI the user chats from, extended with agent-authored applets (widgets, views) plus theme & config. Read this FIRST when a message carries a hidden moi-context envelope or the user uses moi vocab such as workspace, applet, widget, view, scratchpad, dashboard, or a moi command, or asks to…
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