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Guides a project planning agent through researching, decomposing, and documenting multi-commit development plans before coding, enforcing autonomous research protocols and template-driven plan outputs for structured PR execution.

This skill guides the parallel assignment of specialized agents when debugging multiple, independent failure domains. Instead of using one agent for all issues, isolate each problem (e.g., a specific test file or subsystem) to its own dedicated agent. This allows agents to work concurrently without sharing context or interfering with each other, significantly accelerating the debugging process and maintaining context purity.

This skill is designed to facilitate communication and collaboration between different AI agents. Use it when you need to consult an expert agent, request a plan, seek a review, or continue a context-aware conversation with a specialized agent. It handles both real-time foreground chat and asynchronous background task submission, ensuring robust multi-agent workflows.

This skill is designed for scenarios requiring complex, multi-step task decomposition. Instead of asking an Agent to perform the task directly, it guides the process of requesting a clear, actionable, sequential execution plan from a stronger Agent. The core function emphasizes that the user must execute the generated plan themselves, ensuring the output is a roadmap, not a final answer.

An autonomous research agent that plans complex investigations using Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs). It executes sub-questions in parallel, performs gap analysis, and iteratively refines findings before synthesizing a comprehensive, structured report. Ideal for deep market analysis, academic literature reviews, or complex problem-solving requiring multiple data sources.

PufferLib is a high-performance, scalable RL framework designed for massive parallel training and vectorized simulation. Featuring PuffeRL (optimized PPO+LSTM) and the PufferEnv API, it supports multi-agent systems, custom environment creation, and achieves industry-leading speeds (up to millions of steps/second). Ideal for advanced research and large-scale AI experimentation.

This skill rigorously verifies all claims of completion, whether for a task, a bug fix, or a feature rollout. It prevents false assurances by demanding fresh, multi-faceted evidence, including full test suite results, comprehensive coverage reports, integration status, and validation commands. Use it before declaring a component ready for GO or accepting a sub-agent's success report.

This guide details securing the CAST AI integration across multiple layers. It covers best practices for API key management (including rotation and secrets storage), implementing least-privilege RBAC using 'kubectl', deploying the Kvisor security agent for runtime scanning, and setting up Kubernetes Network Policies to restrict egress traffic. Use this when hardening production clusters or performing security audits.

This skill integrates the agent with the Matrix/Element messaging platform. It enables full conversational capabilities, allowing users to receive real-time alerts, search content, and control connected systems (such as cameras) directly from a designated Matrix room. It supports multi-turn interactions, including sending files, reacting, editing, and managing threads.

A powerful pre-action hook designed to enforce rigorous checks before AI agents modify code, create files, or execute destructive commands. Instead of relying on superficial self-evaluation, GateGuard forces the LLM to gather concrete facts (like dependencies, data schemas, and impacted modules), significantly improving code reliability and architectural depth. It provides multiple gates for edits, writes, and destructive bash commands.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions on configuring enterprise-grade access control for Intercom. It covers managing admin roles (Owner, Admin, Agent), implementing OAuth scope-based access for public apps, and enforcing granular permissions at the application layer using TypeScript examples. Essential for building secure, multi-tenant SaaS solutions.

This guide demonstrates how to build advanced AI agents using Anthropic's Tool Use (Function Calling) feature. It allows Claude to dynamically determine when external actions are needed, such as querying databases, calling APIs, or reading files. The pattern involves sending the user query, receiving a `tool_use` request, executing the corresponding function in your code, and submitting the result back to Claude for a final, coherent response. Essential for building multi-step, agentic workflows.