skills
Agent skills for working with independent AI peers, carrying context between sessions, and deciding what work is actually needed.
Start with Getting Started, or choose the job you want help with:
| I want to… | Start here |
|---|---|
| Repair a pull request until green, optionally merging it | Babysit PR or Land PR |
| Create, improve, or assess an artifact with independent peers | Consensus |
| Hear another perspective without running a convergence loop | Phone-a-Friend or Panel |
| Hand a task to another model and have the host check its work | Delegate |
| Search, read, or export local sessions from a terminal or application | Session Toolkit |
| Exchange addressed work across local coding-agent sessions | Agent Messaging |
| Hand work to another session, keep an archive, find a past session, or review an episode | Session |
| Check that we agree on the goal and problem before or during work | Align |
| Catch up on what a session did while you were away | Debrief |
| See where a running session stands against its goal | Sitrep |
| Regain the big picture of a long or compacted thread | Reorient |
| Decide what comes next or whether a proposed step is necessary | Next Steps or Must We? |
| Understand the options an agent offered before choosing | Explain Options |
| Check whether a plan or implementation is needlessly complex | Complexity Review |
| Create or improve an agent skill | Author Skill |
| Understand the implementation or contribute a skill | Engineering |
Plugins or standalone skills?
Plugins bundle related capabilities: Consensus for peer workflows and session observation, Session for messaging, continuity, past-session search, long-thread reorientation, and retrospective review. Standalone skills let you install individual declared capabilities. Some skills are available both ways; both navigation paths lead to one guide.
These docs cover Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Amp standalone installation paths, including selective Amp hosted onboarding, with provider-specific verification limits recorded in Installation. The plugins are independently versioned. Alpha capabilities and incomplete verification are identified in their guides.
Contents
- User Guide — Get started, choose a plugin or standalone skill, and learn its workflow.
- Engineering — Develop, understand, document, and operate this repository.