sirno

Edit repository material in a Sirno-managed project. Use for source, tests, docs, config, witness blocks, or skill packages that must start from the configured lake.

Rebuild Sirno skill templates, MCP resources, wrappers, and installed packages from the active project's lake.

Use when writing git commit messages for this project, choosing a commit prefix, or checking that a commit message follows the prefix: lowercase description convention.

Install Sirno and register its stdio MCP server in the current repository, idempotently and revertably. Use to set up Sirno from a fresh clone before any other Sirno skill or MCP tool, or to repair a missing binary or missing MCP registration.

Actualize lake entries into repository material when the governing design entry is known.

Finalize reviewed Sirno work: validate the lake, clear Tide, update Anchor, stage scoped files, and commit by default.

Internalize durable repository facts into the configured lake when material reveals design knowledge.

Assess and improve an existing Sirno Lake's entry framing, structure, review neighborhoods, and witness alignment. Propose first; edit only after approval.

Guide a reader through active lake knowledge and save the route as a narrative entry when it should persist.

Actualize lake entries into repository material when the governing design entry is known.

Assess and improve an existing Sirno Lake's entry framing, structure, review neighborhoods, and witness alignment. Propose first; edit only after approval.

Edit repository material in a Sirno-managed project. Use for source, tests, docs, config, witness blocks, or skill packages that must start from the configured lake.

Finalize reviewed Sirno work: validate the lake, clear Tide, update Anchor, stage scoped files, and commit by default.

Internalize durable repository facts into the configured lake when material reveals design knowledge.

Guide a reader through active lake knowledge and save the route as a narrative entry when it should persist.

Rebuild Sirno skill templates, MCP resources, wrappers, and installed packages from the active project's lake.

Write and revise a repository's DESIGN.md or equivalent design document. Use when editing a design document, evaluating its structure, reorganizing design prose, removing overlap, or applying a declarative, dry, precise design-document style.

Program in Rust for this repository. Use when editing Rust code, public Rust APIs, Rust module or item docs, domain types, errors, builders, parsers, state machines, tracing instrumentation, Cargo formatting, or Rust lint cleanup.