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Install Zero and load version-matched workflows with zero skills.
Export code, terminal output, diagrams, or UI components to PNG images using headless browser rendering or CLI tools.
UiPath causal investigation across every product, runtime, and activity package. Use when the primary outcome is an explanation, diagnosis, or root cause for undesirable existing behavior: faults, hangs, regressions, slowdowns, access loss, unexpected state changes, wrong or empty results, silent no-ops, or raw errors. Diagnostic intent outranks surface ownership for runtime behavior; invoke even when the prompt names only a job, folder, queue item, connector, connection, activity, trace, flow, agent, or other resource and another UiPath skill supplies inspection commands. Correlates runtime, configuration, history, and source evidence to find the originating fault and fix. Also covers UiPath Assistant desktop-app failures from a shared diagnostic archive (combined.log, Robot.log). For operating resources without causal investigation→uipath-platform; for applying a known source fix→the artifact owner; for build-time/CLI faults of a local artifact (pack, build, validate, bindings)→the artifact's skill.
Debug and improve your LangWatch traces. Inspects production traces for missing input/output, disconnected spans, unlabeled traces, and missing metadata. Use when traces look broken or incomplete.
Read GMGN call-outs (喊单) — public token calls that wallets publish on GMGN, with call price, call market cap, multiplier since the call, thesis text and the caller's current holding. Use when user asks who is calling a token, what a wallet has called, a wallet's call-out track record (hit rate, best multiplier), or wants the latest call-out feed (KOL-only, paid declarations, safe tokens). Read-only; publishing a call-out is not supported.
Guide an agent how to connect to ACE Studio if the tools needed didn't exist (acestudio-cli or ACE Studio MCP).
Use when an agent needs the configured Tariboy workdir path for a command or file outside its current directory.
Codex environment setup (Codex Desktop, Node.js LTS, uv; CLI optional). Load when the user says "set up the environment" or "install the development environment".
Drive Archon through its CLI: run AI workflows on a repo, watch and answer the runs that need a decision, drive the SDLC pack's queues (intake, build queue, merge queue, discoveries), set up Archon or change its config, and author and validate workflows. Use when the user says "use archon", "run archon", "archon workflow", "fix issue #N with archon", "have archon review this PR", "what's running / check run <id>", "approve/reject/answer/cancel/resume that run", "run the build queue", "drain discoveries", "set up archon", "configure archon", "change my archon config", "create a workflow", "author a workflow", or asks how to write a better Archon prompt. NOT for: doing the coding work yourself. Archon delegates it to isolated runs.
Use @mcp-z/cli to discover and call MCP tools, prompts, and resources from a terminal using a project's .mcp.json. Load for mcp-z or z commands, CLI-based MCP access, or on-demand capability discovery. Application code using @mcp-z/client belongs to the client skill.
Query available AI models, list model aliases, and browse the full model catalog from the CLI. Filter by provider, search by capability, and resolve model name variants.
Query IBM i software products, licensing, and product health via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) installed software products and versions, (2) product details for a specific product ID, (3) software products with load errors, (4) license compliance and usage limits, (5) unsupported or incompatible products, (6) replacing DSPSFWRSC, WRKLICINF, DSPPTF commands, or (7) any software product management task.