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Multi Agent Worktree Discipline

Operate safely in repositories where multiple coding agents (Claude, Codex, Cursor, humans) work in parallel git worktrees. Covers session bootstrap in a fresh worktree, toolchain/version pinning, lockfile-safe dependency installs, branch topology and reconciliation, recovering "lost" work without redoing it, commit signing in headless shells, and account-identity checks before pushing or opening…

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Find Skills

Helps users discover and install agent skills when they ask questions like "how do I do X", "find a skill for X", "is there a skill that can...", or express interest in extending capabilities. This skill should be used when the user is looking for functionality that might exist as an installable skill.

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Plan Writing

Write, review, and maintain implementation-ready .plan.md files with YAML frontmatter, actionable TODO lists, concrete execution details, verification gates, and rollback notes. Use when creating, splitting, reviewing, or updating plan files, especially files under .agents/plans or .cursor/plans — and also whenever implementing or executing work from an existing .plan.md, so todo statuses and the…

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Skills Organization

Organize and synchronize local agent skill directories across Codex, Claude, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw, and other agent tools. Use when the user asks to audit, mirror, link, migrate, or reconcile skill folders such as ~/.agents/skills, ~/.codex/skills, ~/.claude/skills, ~/.cursor/skills, ~/.hermes/skills, ~/.openclaw/skills, or tool-specific skill directories.

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Turn Closeout

End substantial Codex turns with a concise outcome, concrete verification status, numbered recommended next steps, and an explicit prompt asking whether to proceed with one of those options. Use when wrapping up implementation work, debugging, research, planning, reviews, publishing flows, or other non-trivial tasks where the user may want Codex to continue with recommended follow-up actions.

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Software Development Workflows

Use when planning, debugging, testing, reviewing, simplifying, or spiking code changes across languages: systematic debugging, TDD, debugpy/Node inspectors, code cleanup, and implementation strategy.

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Financial Analysis

Guides and best practices for working with financial documents, building financial models, wrangling CSV data, and structuring Jupyter notebooks. Use when the user is building DCF models, LBO models, comparable analysis, analyzing financial data in CSVs, creating charts/visualizations of financial data, or structuring Jupyter notebooks for financial analysis.

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Fix Bugbot Pr Comments

Fetch, triage, and fix unresolved Cursor Bugbot or automated PR review comments. Use when the user asks to fix Bugbot findings, babysit a PR, resolve automated review comments, or make a pull request merge-ready.

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Npm Publish

Use when publishing Node/npm packages from a repository or monorepo, especially scoped public packages, beta/latest dist-tags, workspace publishing, npm 2FA, publish verification, local tarball smoke tests, and debugging npm publish/install errors such as E403, E404, ENOVERSIONS, ELOOP, or pack destination failures.

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Guarded Db Migration

Run production database schema changes without incidents, split additive runtime DDL from risky one-shot migrations, guard migration scripts with an expected-host check and a read-only preflight, rehearse the exact command on a disposable branch copied from production (Neon or similar branching Postgres), and verify with post-run catalog queries plus an API smoke. Use whenever adding indexes or c…

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Frontend Design

Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, artifacts, posters, or applications (examples include websites, landing pages, dashboards, React components, HTML/CSS layouts, or when styling/beautifying any web UI). Generates creative, polished code and UI design that avoids generic AI aesthetics.

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Web3 Protocol Design

Designs and reviews web3 protocols, incentive systems, token flows, governance, payments, disputes, launch specs, and threat models. Use when planning or reviewing on-chain products, DeFi mechanisms, staking or slashing models, marketplaces, DAOs, bridges, or oracle-dependent systems.

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Github Workflows

Use when doing GitHub work end-to-end: auth, repository setup, issue triage, PR implementation, code review, CI monitoring, merge/release, and fallback REST workflows.

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Subagent Orchestration

Best practices for delegating work to sub-agents — when to spawn one vs. work inline, how to write self-contained prompts, orchestration patterns, and how to author reusable agent-type definitions.

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Phase Pr Review Loop

Ship multi-phase engineering work as one-PR-per-phase with plan-first review, adversarial cross-agent code review, per-thread fix verification, and an honest phase status ledger. Use when executing a phased plan across sessions or agents, when asked to review or babysit a PR produced by another agent, when responding to review findings, or when deciding whether a phase is actually done. Pairs wit…

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Research Intelligence Workflows

Use when researching papers, feeds, markets, knowledge bases, or long-form research outputs: arXiv, blog/RSS monitoring, LLM wiki knowledge bases, Polymarket, and paper-writing workflows.

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8
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Ethereum Development

Production-grade Ethereum/EVM development workflow for smart contracts, dApps, transactions, clients, gas optimization, testing, security review, deployment, verification, monitoring, and incident response across Foundry, Hardhat, Solidity, TypeScript, viem, ethers, wagmi, and common EVM networks.

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