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genesis-minds

genesis-minds contains 3 collected skills from ianphil, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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2026-06-03
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automation
software-developers

Create, validate, run, inspect, and schedule Chamber automation scripts. Use this skill whenever the user asks for cron jobs, recurring work, scheduled tasks, reminders, daily/weekly/monthly checks, background automations, unattended workflows, or anything that should run later or repeat inside a Chamber mind. This is the Chamber-specific companion to the ttasks skill; use ttasks for generic task graph patterns and this skill for Chamber cron and automation-runtime rules.

2026-06-03
lens
software-developers

Create, inspect, fix, and manage Chamber Lens views. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Lens, lenses, Chamber views, dashboards, panels, reports, forms, command centers, app-like screens, self-modifying UI, or says a Lens icon/view is missing. Always use this skill before creating or editing files under .github/lens.

2026-06-01
ttasks
software-developers

TypeScript task runner and workflow engine using @ianphil/ttasks-ts. Use this skill whenever you need to run, chain, or orchestrate TypeScript operations — even if the user hasn't mentioned ttasks. Reach for it when they want to: run a shell command and track the result, chain steps where later ones depend on earlier ones ('do X then Y then Z'), run tasks in parallel and merge results, ensure cleanup always runs even after a failure, persist step results to disk so they survive a crash, include an LLM prompt or agent step inside a workflow, or find out exactly which step in a pipeline broke. Also triggers on: build pipeline, automate steps, retry on failure, parallel tasks, workflow with dependencies, 'if one step fails skip the rest', task queue in TypeScript. DO NOT USE FOR: non-TypeScript projects, throwaway one-liners that don't need tracking.

2026-06-01