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Turn a project, GitHub PR, app URL, or evidence path into a polished showcase video, poster, sourced plan, HyperFrames composition brief, manifest, and share copy. Use when asked to show off a project, make a demo video or showcase reel, turn a PR into a…
Dependency and supply-chain hygiene where the clean-room install is the objective gate — audit every package manager in the repo, rank remediation by exploitation evidence rather than severity label, disclose any manager that could not be audited, and stop at…
The meta-skill that routes a task to the right Phoenix lifecycle skill and enforces the non-negotiable operating laws. Use at the start of any session or task to decide which Phoenix skill applies. Phoenix is a self-healing, token-efficient engineering…
Diagnose and repair a Phoenix install with the same objective discipline Phoenix gives the agent — check whether the installed agent, skills, and MCP registration match what this build ships, and re-sync any drift with a snapshot-backed fix that is…
Decompose a high-level vague intent into N concrete /goal instances (≤5), each with its own phoenix_sense acceptance check, proven complete via composite phoenix_accept (all N saw_red AND green_after_red AND currently_green). Use when a task is multi-faceted…
Run an N-goal DAG under the Phoenix supervisor — dependency-ordered execution with worktree isolation, lease fencing, budgets, a durable run ledger, and per-goal trace chains, on the local machine or dispatched to GitHub Copilot cloud agents. Use when goals…
Assemble the cheapest sufficient context for a task — route structural questions (who calls X, what breaks if I change Y, what inherits from Z) to the prebuilt code graph instead of grepping and re-reading files, and pull the relevant subgraph/snippet rather…
Dynamic, state-sensing router for autonomous multi-step work — chooses the next Phoenix skill at runtime from the current objective state (what's green/red, what stage, is there a backlog) instead of following a fixed pipeline. This is Phoenix's autopilot.…
Turn ONE high-level, possibly-vague goal into a runnable, objective acceptance check and a verifiable backlog, then drive it to completion. The critical step is FORMALIZE — deriving an executable done-check before any code, because a goal with no objective…
Install the ATV-Phoenix self-healing harness into GitHub Copilot. Builds the Rust MCP server (if needed) and registers the phoenix agent plus its MCP server so Copilot can call phoenix_sense / phoenix_snapshot / phoenix_heal / phoenix_verify_trace. Use when…
Produce, validate, and consume Open Knowledge Format (OKF v0.1) bundles — turn Phoenix's code graph (graph.json) into browsable, diffable markdown knowledge, make the skill pack an OKF bundle, and ingest any external OKF bundle as token-cheap…
Implement one planned step at a time under the verify-heal loop — snapshot before risky edits, make the smallest change, sense the objective check, and heal (rollback or retry) if it goes red. Never advance to the next step on a red check, never claim a step…
Code-craft guardrails that reduce the most common LLM coding mistakes — think before coding, simplicity first, surgical changes, and verifiable success — gated by objective phoenix_sense checks so "simpler" and "done" are proven, not asserted. Grounded in…
Systematic triage and self-healing when something breaks — reproduce with an objective check first, isolate the cause with the code graph, fix the root not the symptom, and confirm with phoenix_sense before claiming it resolved. Use when a test/build is red,…
Design-engineering craft for interfaces that feel right — the animation decision framework (should it animate at all, what's the purpose, what curve), the invisible details that compound, and a required Before/After review table. Gated where possible by…
Decompose a clear intent into small, individually-verifiable steps before writing code — each step a slice you can prove pass/fail with phoenix_sense, ordered so the build stays green between them. Use after phoenix-think, when you have an Intent Contract and…
Persistence loop that keeps working a backlog until the goal is OBJECTIVELY proven done — not until the agent thinks it's done. Wraps Geoffrey Huntley's Ralph loop (fresh context per iteration, filesystem as memory) with Phoenix's failure-first gate ledger,…
Review completed work against the Intent Contract's acceptance criteria using objective evidence, not opinion — re-run every check, confirm no regressions, inspect the tamper-evident trace, and surface only real issues (bugs, unmet criteria, regressions). Use…
The core verify-then-heal loop usable on its own for any change with a checkable outcome — sense success objectively, snapshot known-good state, and recover (bounded rollback or retry) when a check goes red, confirmed by an external recheck. Use whenever you…
The final gate before declaring a task done — run the acceptance check one last time, verify the tamper-evident trace is intact, and report success only on green evidence with the proof attached. Use as the last step of any task, before merging or telling the…
Drive development and bug-fixing with tests where the test IS the objective phoenix_sense gate. Write a failing test before the code, reproduce a bug with a test before fixing it, and let phoenix_sense decide pass/fail — never "looks right". Use when…
The thinking-first stage of the Phoenix lifecycle. Before any code, deeply understand what is actually wanted through Socratic deep interview and evidence-grounded deep research, surface and resolve hidden assumptions, and converge on a crystal-clear intent…
TypeScript craft where the type-checker IS the objective gate — treat `tsc --noEmit` as a phoenix_sense check, work strict, derive types instead of duplicating them, and eliminate `any`/unsafe casts. Grounded in Mat Pocock's (Total TypeScript) philosophy that…
Turn on token-efficient code-graph routing for the current repository. Builds a structural code index and installs the routing agent so the host CLI answers "who calls X / what breaks if I change Y" from a prebuilt graph instead of repeated grep, cutting…