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This protocol provides a systematic, multi-step diagnostic approach to determine if a command failure (e.g., permission denied, network issues) is genuinely due to sandbox restrictions or is caused by environmental or measurement errors. It includes eight critical checks—such as verifying shell scope and reading real exit codes—to eliminate false positives before filing a blocker report.

An interactive wizard designed to help developers identify the optimal architectural pattern (Agent, Command, Skill, Hook, or Rule) for a new automation or feature. By asking a series of guided questions regarding trigger, complexity, and scope, it diagnoses the best fit and generates a complete, ready-to-use template (scaffold) for immediate development.

The Ship command provides a comprehensive, multi-stage checklist for ensuring code readiness before production deployment. It verifies critical quality gates, including running full unit tests, performing security audits, checking for hardcoded secrets, and verifying documentation updates. Use this tool to guarantee the stability and quality of every software release.

Automates the deployment process for services by generating and executing necessary shell commands. This skill is ideal for CI/CD pipelines or manual staging deployments, allowing users to target specific services and environments while ensuring safety by requiring script review before execution. Note that deployment will restart running services, causing brief downtime.

This command-line tool allows users to upload local files (screenshots, images, PDFs, videos, etc.) directly to GitHub's internal user-attachments endpoint. It outputs a special URL that GitHub automatically renders when pasted into PRs, issues, or comments, facilitating the easy sharing of media and screenshots within development workflows. It also supports downloading existing private attachments.

A specialized tool designed to manage and deploy cloud infrastructure using Terraform commands. It activates only when explicit Terraform CLI operations (such as plan, apply, or destroy) are detected. Users must specify the target workspace path and the desired action to ensure accurate and controlled infrastructure management.

Adds Office 365 Outlook connector to a Power Apps code app. Use when accessing calendars, sending emails, reading inbox, or managing Outlook events. Covers finding connection IDs, running CLI commands, reviewing generated services, configuring operations, building the app, and updating the memory bank.

Guide the configuration, connection, validation, and repair of Claude Desktop and MCP servers using Desktop Commander. Inspect and fix mcp.json and configuration files, troubleshoot connection issues, verify model/API keys, and cover local AI gateways like OpenClaw and Hermes.

Structure and debug Bevy apps in Rust around the Entity Component System: App/plugins, components/resources, systems/queries, scheduling, and frame-rate-independent motion.

This tool initializes a dedicated AgentHub session for multi-agent collaborations. It requires defining the core task, specifying the number of parallel agents, and configuring detailed evaluation criteria (including the evaluation command, target metric, and measurement direction). Upon execution, it generates a unique session ID and prepares the entire environment for subsequent agent spawning and competitive evaluation, optionally capturing a performance baseline.

A comprehensive guide and workflow for publishing and managing game builds on itch.io using the official 'butler' command-line interface. This skill covers everything from setting up the project page and logging in to pushing portable builds to specific channels (Windows, macOS, Linux, HTML5). It ensures proper versioning, handles differential uploads, and guides developers through best practices for deployment.

This tool utilizes the Microsoft Learn Command Line Interface (CLI) to retrieve the most current and official documentation, code samples, and best practices directly from Microsoft Learn. It is ideal for developers needing accurate details on Azure, .NET, Microsoft 365, SDKs, APIs, configuration limits, or troubleshooting Microsoft-specific errors, ensuring reliance on authoritative sources rather than internal training data.