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Bryon Larrance releases SOC, a Skill that interviews the user before writing accepted agent harness rules into a repository’s .agents directory.
The author shares desktop-handoff for moving a conversation into a new Claude Code session in the Claude desktop sidebar. The post gives a macOS-only install and trigger, with tested app and CLI versions.
Max Hou introduces CLI Doctor, a read-only environment check for Homebrew, npm, pip, Rust, Bun, and uv that reports upgrade risks and proposed commands without running them.
OpenRig creator Michael Schwarz shares its rigs Skill for installing and coordinating an agent team from local Claude Code or Codex sessions.
Max Hou shares CLI Doctor, a read-only Skill that checks installed npm, Homebrew and pip command-line tools for major version jumps and dependency impact before an upgrade.
Explains dzhng’s feature workflow: explore unknowns, write a specification, run an implementation loop and review the agent’s recorded decisions. The multi-day run cited in the post is the project author’s example.
Sahil Gulihar asks users to try Dispatch, a Skill for consulting external coding-agent CLIs and evaluating their responses within the current workflow.
grim:lock-in helps resume work after a context switch by reconstructing the current project state, open loops, and three small next steps.
landable helps find open-source repositories that review outside contributions, then develops a scoped issue into a pull request. The creator emphasizes checking contribution opportunities before coding, while the human chooses the work and approves publication.
pi-matt-implement-flow adapts a Matt-style ticket graph into an implementation workflow for pi, with a ledger and audit report. The creator shares a run report and explains assigning coding, review and integration roles around the dependency frontier.
Dimabytes announces herdr-fleet's first merged PR: a Skill that lets Claude Code drive Codex, Devin, Cursor, and Command Code in parallel through Herdr panes, and invites others to try and contribute.
subagents-claude coordinates Claude Code subagents and selects a configured model for each subtask. The creator shares a small orchestration Skill that distinguishes complex reasoning, coding and routine work.
agent-handoff moves a running coding-agent session between machines through SSH, carrying the transcript, Git state and uncommitted changes into herdr. The creator describes handing a laptop session to an always-on machine and resuming the same work there.
Plori shares subagent-coordination for planning and coordinating coding work across Claude Code and Codex. The Skill divides work into separate units, assigns model roles and reviews the results before integrating the change. The post describes the author’s own manager-and-worker setup.
Codex Thread Coordination packages the existing native thread tools into a workflow for cross-thread questions, focused handoffs, acknowledgments and reconnect recovery. The author shares the Skill after using the feature and encountering messaging failures. It requires the native tools to be available in the running environment.
Halk shares orchestrate-work in response to a request for agent-to-agent handoffs. The Skill defines a goal, routes work across agent roles, and requires evidence before accepting the result.
David clarifies that his process refers to the software-factory workflow in dzhng/skills. The repository combines exploration, specification, implementation and review Skills, with a focus on independently verifiable parts. This post links the collection as a whole.
aigeeknews recommends hermes-jev-skills for routine decisions such as model routing, screening search results, checking content, selecting Skills and routing email. The post introduces a multi-Skill repository and cites the project’s evaluation results.
The Oh My Hermes author released six Jev Skills that bring structured, probability-based decisions into Hermes workflows. They handle questions, routing, failure triage, code review risks, risky commands, and completion checks.