Use alongside bb-cli when coordinating work across bb threads: delegation, ownership, environment boundaries, steering, reports, review, reconciliation, or handoff. bb-cli owns commands; this skill owns collaboration.
Review software test suites and choose test levels. Use when auditing unit, integration, component, or end-to-end tests; assessing assertions, fixtures, mocks, coverage, or flakiness; or deciding which test level best protects a behavior or risk.
Read from or write to Nathan's pantry, his personal repo of reusable code recipes. Use when he says 'check my pantry', 'is that in the pantry', 'what's in my pantry', or names a component he thinks he already has — and when he says 'add to pantry', 'save this…
Set up a durable /lab section in a website: a sidebar shell over design experiments, a tested registry, and the host agents-file conventions that make future lab authoring work.
Use alongside the managed herdr skill whenever recognized agents communicate through Herdr: peer tasks, reports, questions, corrections, return paths, origin checks, or stalled delivery. This skill owns the peer protocol; herdr owns runtime control.
Reference for Nathan's agent skills setup: the nweii/agent-stuff and nweii/agent-stuff-private repos, install/symlink mechanics, frontmatter and writing conventions, skill content craft, privacy tiers, and migrating local skills into a repo. Use when…
Use for person-centered work in Nathan's Brain vault: prepare context from a profile and linked records, create a canonical person note, or reconcile an existing one.
Read, capture, schedule, and update tasks and projects in Things 3. Prefer the `things` CLI whenever there's command-line access to Things; otherwise use a connected Things MCP for headless or remote environments (full read + write, any device), the…