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Show available Archcore commands and how to use them. Use when onboarding, exploring what skills are available, or when you're not sure which command to run.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
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Temporary inboxes for agent signup QA — create disposable addresses, wait for verification email, extract OTP or magic links. Use when automating signup, login, or email verification without parsing HTML manually.
Spin up isolated sandboxes ("boxes") for coding agents, run them in parallel, queue background runs with -i, and push commits safely through the host relay. Use when the user wants to run Claude Code / Codex / OpenCode in a sandbox, start more boxes, attach to a running box, or otherwise operate the `agentbox` CLI on their laptop.
Use when building an HTTP val — a web endpoint, API route, webhook receiver, or any val that responds to HTTP requests. Covers the handler signature, Hono usage, the endpoint URL, CORS behavior, redirects, and Val Town-specific limitations.
Use when creating a new val and choosing which starter to fork. Covers the catalog of official starter templates, which project shape each one fits, and when forking an existing val is the better starting point.
Switch coding-agent accounts on a usage/rate limit, routed by host and agent.
Use Agent Mail from Codex for file leases, notifications, inboxes, and conflict prevention.
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| description | Show available Archcore commands and how to use them. Use when onboarding, exploring what skills are available, or when you're not sure which command to run. |
Guide to what you can do with the Archcore plugin.
No routing needed. Single behavior: present the command guide.
Present the following guide:
Describe what you need — the agent picks the right skill. Slash commands are shortcuts.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/archcore:init | First-time setup — seed stack rule, run guide, optional imports from CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / .cursorrules |
/archcore:context [path, topic, --git-changes] | Surface rules, ADRs, specs, and patterns that apply to a code area (or your --git-changes), or pick up where work left off |
/archcore:capture [topic] | Document a module, component, or topic (picks ADR / spec / doc / guide automatically) |
/archcore:decide [topic] | Record a finalized decision (ADR, optionally codified as rule + guide or formalized as spec + plan) or open proposal (RFC) |
/archcore:plan [feature] | Plan a feature end-to-end. Default flow: idea → PRD → plan. Switch with --track product|feature|sources|iso |
/archcore:audit | Documentation dashboard. --deep for full audit, --drift for code/cascade/temporal staleness |
/archcore:help | Show this guide |
Tip: You can also just describe what you need in natural language. The agent will pick the right command automatically.
--track)| Track | Flow | Use when |
|---|---|---|
product (default) | idea → PRD → plan | Lightweight individual feature or rapid prototyping |
feature | PRD → spec → plan → task-type | Well-scoped feature with formal contract + repeatable pattern |
sources | MRD → BRD → URD | Discovery research: market, business, user inputs |
iso | BRS → StRS → SyRS → SRS | Formal ISO 29148 cascade for regulated systems |
Invoke: /archcore:plan "<topic>" --track <name>.
After /archcore:decide creates an ADR, it can extend the chain:
You can also explicitly request: "and make it a standard" or "and formalize the contract".
There are no per-type slash commands. Create documents through the commands above, or call mcp__archcore__create_document directly when you need exact type-level control:
mrd / brd / urd) → /archcore:plan --track sourcesbrs → strs → syrs → srs) → /archcore:plan --track isomcp__archcore__create_document(type=<slug>)If Archcore commands fail with MCP tool errors, the CLI needs to be installed:
curl -fsSL https://archcore.ai/install.sh | basharchcore initThe plugin provides skills, agents, and hooks — but document operations (create, update, delete) require the Archcore CLI, which runs the MCP server.
The guide above, presented as-is. No additional commentary needed.