القائمة
Use when the user just wants a friendly greeting or to test that the example plugin is wired up. Demonstrates a plugin bundling a skill alongside its tool.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
Use this when asked to build, create, write, scaffold, or publish a protoAgent plugin — e.g. "make a plugin that …", "add a plugin for X", "package this as a plugin", "write a plugin that adds a tool/dashboard/workflow", "publish a plugin so others can install it". Covers the plugin contract (manifest + register()), the full contribution surface (tools, subagents, SKILL.md skills, workflows, console views, routes, MCP servers, config/secrets/settings), the conventional repo layout, testing, and distribution by git URL — with the safety model. Not for: using an already-installed plugin, or extending via a one-off SKILL.md skill or MCP server (smaller asks — see the Skills / MCP guides).
/due-diligence — validate a technology or architecture choice with the due-diligence workflow: codebase map + external research in parallel, antagonist + claim verification, and a cited adopt/build/defer verdict.
Use this when writing, drafting, or updating an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) or a plan document for this repo — e.g. "write an ADR for X", "record this decision", "author the ADR for this design", "draft the plan doc". Covers the house MADR shape, numbering, the index row, the docs-nav regeneration step, and the VitePress traps that fail the docs build.
/code-review — adversarial PR review via the code-review workflow: four parallel finder angles, dedup, an evidence-checking verify pass, and a findings report. Falls back to a two-axis inline review when the workflow isn't available.
When the user wants to SEE, render, visualize, preview, or "show me" a chart, diagram, mock-up, table, or interactive widget — render it with the show_artifact tool instead of writing files to disk.
/grill — a relentless interview that sharpens a plan or design before any of it is built.
| name | greeting |
| description | Use when the user just wants a friendly greeting or to test that the example plugin is wired up. Demonstrates a plugin bundling a skill alongside its tool. |
| tools | ["hello"] |
When the user asks for a greeting (or to check the example plugin), call the
hello tool with their name and relay the result warmly. This skill ships
inside the hello plugin to show that a plugin can contribute both tools and
skills together.
