地元で使っているエージェントのスキルの小さなコレクション。 各スキルは、独自の[SKILL.mdでトップレベルのディレクトリに住んでおり、それ以外にも参照ファイルもサポートしています。

インストール

Skill.sh をインストール:

スキル

##ハンドオフとピックアップ

[handoff は、セッション終了時にハンドオフの doc を ~/.agents/handoffs/ / に書きます。 [pickup]] は、次の開始時に最新の 1 つを読み込み、 git に対してチェックし、いくつかの行であなたをブリーフレットします。 [[[[/handoff relay]]]]] は、 doc をピックアップする新しいヘルダーのペインで同じエージェントを再起動します。 [[pickup/README.md] は、2つのフィット方法とそれらが各々のハーネスでどのように振る方法をカバーします。 [T6] [T] [T] [T6]] は、 [T] [T] は、 [T6] [T] [[T6] [T6] は、 [[T] [T6] は、 [T] [[T4] [[T3] [[T3] [[T] pickup] pickup [T]] /handoff relay]]] [[T3] [[T3] /handoff relay

##ヘルドフロー

[herd-flowは、ペインのライフサイクル、レポートの収穫、および故障処理を含む、可視ヘルダーペインを介してpiに委任するための必要なプロトコルを定義します。 動的ワークフローを起動する前に、モデルルーティング、レポート形状、エスカレーションルールのバンドルされたルーティングリファレンスを参照してください。

返信

replicantは、外部リポジトリやライブラリのソースファーストな研究スキルです.

Agent Skills

A small collection of agent skills I use locally. Each skill lives in a top-level directory with its own SKILL.md and any supporting reference files beside it.

Install

Install with skills.sh:

npx skills@latest add oscabriel/skills

Skills

Handoff and Pickup

handoff writes a handoff doc to ~/.agents/handoffs// at the end of a session. pickup reads the newest one at the start of the next, checks it against git, and briefs you in a few lines. /handoff relay also relaunches the same agent in a new herdr pane that picks the doc up. pickup/README.md covers how the two fit and how to invoke them in each harness. handoff began as mattpocock’s handoff skill.

Herd Flow

herd-flow defines the required protocol for delegating to pi through visible herdr panes, including pane lifecycle, report harvesting, and failure handling. Before launching a dynamic workflow it consults its bundled routing reference for model routing, reporting shape, and escalation rules.

Replicant

replicant is a source-first research skill for external repositories and libraries. It teaches an agent to use durable, human-findable local clones as its primary evidence source instead of relying on stale documentation, web snippets, or generated summaries.

Replicant is useful when you ask about:

• a GitHub (or GitLab, Codeberg, etc) repository;
• an open-source library or framework;
• package internals;
• implementation details;
• architecture or design decisions in a codebase;
• examples that should be grounded in real source code.

The skill uses a local clone shelf with paths like:

~/clones///

Setup

On first use, configure the clone shelf by choosing:

• Clone root — where repositories should live, for example ~/clones.
• Update policy — whether clean existing clones can be updated automatically, whether the agent should ask first, or whether it should never update.
• Clone depth — full history or shallow clones.
• Transport — SSH or HTTPS.

After setup, Replicant records those choices in its SKILL.md config block. If a local inventory file exists, the skill checks it before searching clone paths.

Usage

Ask the agent about an external repo, library, or source-backed behavior, for example:

Use replicant to look up facebook/react. How does Suspense handle thrown promises?

Replicant should then:

1. search the local clone shelf first;
2. clone the repository if it is missing;
3. update an existing clean clone according to the configured update policy;
4. inspect the source directly;
5. answer with evidence, including the commit SHA, file paths, and line ranges when practical.

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