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Structured messaging protocols for agent team communication including message type selection, plan approval, shutdown procedures, and anti-patterns to avoid. Use this skill when establishing team communication norms, handling plan approvals, or managing team shutdown.
Create and refine OpenCode agents via guided Q&A. Use proactively for agent creation, performance improvement, or configuration design. Examples: - user: "Create an agent for code reviews" → ask about scope, permissions, tools, model preferences, generate AGENTS.md frontmatter - user: "My agent ignores context" → analyze description clarity, allowed-tools, permissions, suggest improvements - user: "Add a database expert agent" → gather requirements, set convex-database-expert in subagent_type, configure permissions - user: "Make my agent faster" → suggest smaller models, reduce allowed-tools, tighten permissions
Build LiveKit Agent backends in TypeScript or JavaScript. Use this skill when creating voice AI agents, voice assistants, or any realtime AI application using LiveKit's Node.js Agents SDK (@livekit/agents-js). Covers AgentSession, Agent class, function tools with zod, STT/LLM/TTS models, turn detection, and realtime models.
Intelligent agent for validating ERPNext/Frappe code against best practices and common pitfalls. Use when reviewing generated code, checking for errors before deployment, or validating code quality. Triggers: review this code, check my script, validate before deployment, is this correct, find bugs, check for errors, will this work.
Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction. Use only when explicitly invoked with "use browser agent" or "use agent browser".
Wallets for AI agents with x402 payment signing, referral rewards, and policy-controlled actions.
The Meta-Skill. Use this to create NEW skills (tools) for the agent.
Multi-agent feature implementation. Spawns independent solver agents that each implement the feature from scratch, then synthesizes the best elements from each. Use when building complex features where you want diverse approaches and comprehensive edge case coverage.
Analyze agent skills for security risks, malicious patterns, and potential dangers before installation. Use when asked to "audit a skill", "check if a skill is safe", "analyze skill security", "review skill risk", "should I install this skill", "is this skill safe", or when evaluating any skill directory for trust and safety. Also triggers when the user pastes a skill install command like "npx skills add https://github.com/org/repo --skill name". Produces a comprehensive security report with a clear install/reject verdict.
Use when the user wants to list, search, install, remove, inspect, validate, audit, or update skills. Use when asking "what skills do I have", "is there a skill for X", "check my skills for issues", or "install a skill". Also use when checking skill health across agents (Claude Code, Codex, Agents CLI).
Transform PRD (Product Requirements Document) into actionable engineering specifications. Creates detailed technical specs that developers can implement step-by-step without ambiguity. Covers data modeling, API design, business logic, security architecture, deployment, and agent system design. Use when: converting product requirements to technical specs, validating PRD completeness, planning technical implementation, creating task breakdowns, or defining test specifications. Triggers: 'PRD to spec', 'convert requirements', 'technical spec from PRD', 'engineering doc from requirements', 'validate PRD'.
This skill should be used when parallelizing multi-issue sprints using git worktrees and parallel Claude agents. Use when tackling multiple GitHub issues simultaneously, when the user mentions "blitz", "parallel sprint", "worktree workflow", or when handling 3+ independent issues that could be worked on concurrently. Orchestrates the full workflow from issue triage through parallel agent delegation to sequential merge.