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Use when asking what TraceDecay can do, which TraceDecay tool, skill, command, or workflow fits a task, or how to discover capabilities when MCP is absent or optional.
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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Prefer tracedecay tools for codebase exploration, graph queries, and memory recall.
Use when installing a TraceDecay checkout for live local development, refreshing the globally available binary without a release, or validating agents and the daemon against unmerged TraceDecay changes.
Use when installing a TraceDecay checkout for live local development, refreshing the globally available binary without a release, or validating agents and the daemon against unmerged TraceDecay changes.
Use when listing or reading agent-managed automation skills, viewing automation run artifacts, or inspecting skills owned by the standard Hermes user install without mutating them.
Use when you need LCM, session search, transcript search, raw past-session replay, scoped/time grep, summary-DAG drill-down, branch/worktree/commit history, workflow recovery, or compaction recovery; and when driving host LCM lifecycle preflight/compress/boundary/repair.
Use before writing a new function or helper (it may already exist), and before any rename, signature, or field change — the graph lists every call site.
| name | discovering-tracedecay |
| description | Use when asking what TraceDecay can do, which TraceDecay tool, skill, command, or workflow fits a task, or how to discover capabilities when MCP is absent or optional. |
Treat skills as workflow guidance and the CLI or MCP as interchangeable tool transports. MCP is optional: capability discovery must work from a shell alone.
tracedecay tool to list every tool by category with a one-line
summary. Scan the relevant category; do not guess tool names.tracedecay tool <name> --help for the selected tool's exact
arguments, types, enum values, and examples.tracedecay --help for lifecycle commands such as init, sync,
doctor, daemon, sessions, analytics, automation, and upgrade.
Then inspect one command with tracedecay <command> --help.| Intent | Workflow skill |
|---|---|
| Locate or understand code | tracedecay:exploring-code |
| Trace calls or assess blast radius | tracedecay:tracing-functions / tracedecay:assessing-impact |
| Review or edit code | tracedecay:reviewing-changes / tracedecay:editing-safely |
| Recover decisions or session history | tracedecay:project-memory / tracedecay:managing-session-context |
| Diagnose adoption or host health | tracedecay:diagnosing-analytics / tracedecay doctor |
| Fix compiler or type errors | tracedecay:fixing-build-and-type-errors |
--help output over remembered flags; the installed binary is
the source of truth.tracedecay tool <name> CLI surface when it is not. See
tracedecay:using-the-cli for argument construction.Return the chosen skill or workflow, the exact next command/tool, and one-line reason. If no capability fits, say what is missing instead of inventing one.