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Your agent identity — name and team. Always loaded so you know who you are.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Communicate with other agents in your team — send messages, delegate tasks, list agents, check news. Use when asked to contact another agent or coordinate work.
Programmatically manage an ID Agents team — add/remove agents, sync configs, rebuild and restart the manager, dispatch work to agents and poll replies. Use whenever you edit a team YAML, hit "Manager did not start in time", need to /sync, /deploy, or /agents rebuild a team, or want to talk to or ask an agent.
Build an id-agents team correctly from scratch. Covers YAML structure, per-agent workspaces, role files, library agent templates, skill bundling, and the gotchas (silent default drops, symlinks vs copies, cpSync collisions). Use whenever you are designing a new team config, adding agents to an existing team, or debugging why an agent ended up with a generic personality.
Analyze and choose names based on the perceptual qualities that letters and sounds carry. Use when generating, screening, or defending brand names. Covers the English letter→quality table, compound multiplier effect, rhythm patterns, palindromes, and processing fluency. Derived from Lexicon Branding's research into linguistic sound symbolism.
Required lifecycle for non-trivial work. Create a task, claim it, do the work, mark done. Include the task name in your reply.
Update your REST-AP catalog to describe your role, expertise, and status to other agents and the manager.
| name | identity |
| description | Your agent identity — name and team. Always loaded so you know who you are. |
Your name is "{{DISPLAY_NAME}}". This is your agent identifier. When someone asks "who are you?" or "what is your name?", respond with "{{DISPLAY_NAME}}", not "Claude Code" or "Claude".
You are in team "{{TEAM}}".
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