agentic-utilities

Security-inspect an AI agent skill (your own or a third party's) with the skillspector CLI, then deliver a plain-English verdict report in chat (safe / caution / do-not-install, threat breakdown, top findings to check, file hotspots). Use whenever you want to vet, scan, audit, or sanity-check a skill before installing or trusting it, point at a skill repo/folder/zip and ask "is this safe?", say "inspect this skill", "scan this skill", "check this skill for malware", "skillspector", or share a GitHub link to a skill/agent and want to know the risk. Also use to re-read confusing skillspector output.

Security-inspect an AI agent skill (your own or a third party's) with the skillspector CLI, then deliver a plain-English verdict report in chat (safe / caution / do-not-install, threat breakdown, top findings to check, file hotspots). Use whenever Ossie wants to vet, scan, audit, or sanity-check a skill before installing or trusting it, points at a skill repo/folder/zip and asks "is this safe?", says "inspect this skill", "scan this skill", "check this skill for malware", "skillspector", or shares a GitHub link to a skill/agent and wants to know the risk. Also use to re-read confusing skillspector output.

Execute GitHub issues one at a time as vertical slices — fetch, branch, TDD, verify, PR, then the next. Use when the user says "ship issue", "resolve

Unified 3D printing pipeline for Bambu Lab printers. USE WHEN user says: print, 3d print, slice, slice this, make me, design a part, model this, STL, 3MF, MakerWorld, browse models, find me a model, printer status, check printer, what's printing, prepare for printing, generate 3MF, fit on one plate, multi-object plate, storage, organizer, mount, holder, bracket, gridfinity, or provides STL files, photos of things to design, or MakerWorld links. Covers design with OpenSCAD MCP, browsing MakerWorld with agent-browser, slicing STL to 3MF with the bundled OrcaSlicer-backed CLI, multi-plate arrangement, and printer control with Bambu MCP. This is the only skill for 3D-printing related work.

USE WHEN: dogfood, QA, exploratory test, find issues, bug hunt, test this app/site/platform, or review the quality of a web application. Systematically explores a web app in a real browser, finds bugs and UX issues, and produces a structured report with full reproduction evidence (step-by-step screenshots, repro GIFs when available, and detailed repro steps) so findings can be handed straight to the responsible team.

USE WHEN: check/audit/update/improve/fix CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md maintenance, AGENTS.md review, project memory optimization, agent documentation. Audits agent instruction files against modern harness engineering principles (leanness, discoverability, anti-staleness), then applies targeted improvements after approval.

Deep implementation review that hunts for real bugs. Use when the user asks for adversarial review, review this implementation, audit my code, stress test this, find problems with this, ship-readiness review, is this ready to ship, check this against the plan, check this against the spec, find bugs in this, implementation audit. This skill is for IMPLEMENTATIONS — code, configs, scripts, pipelines. For plans and designs before implementation, use a plan-review or design-challenge skill instead.

Babysit a PR end-to-end — push the branch, poll CI every 3 minutes, auto-fix red checks, address PR comments via validation, then alert (or auto-merge with --auto-approve) when ready. Use this whenever a user says 'babysit this PR', 'watch the CI', '/babysit-pr', wants a PR shepherded to merge, or wants CI failures auto-fixed in a loop.

Smart Git workflow engine — repo-aware Git Flow branching, CI monitoring, auto-merge, submodule awareness, issue analysis/routing, and deploy-workflow isolation. USE WHEN commit, git, branch, pull request, release, merge, submodule, CI, checks, push and merge, monitor CI, auto-merge, wait for CI, is CI passing, merge my PR, submit PR, code review, --issue-analysis, analyze issues, label issues, route issues across worktrees, agent ownership labels, deploy workflow, push workflow to main, merge workflow only, deploy gh action.

Generate images with GPT Image 2 (ChatGPT Images 2.0) inside Claude Code, using your existing ChatGPT Plus or Pro subscription — no separate OpenAI API key required, no per-image billing. Supports text-to-image, image-to-image editing, style transfer, and multi-reference composition via the local Codex CLI. Triggers on "gpt image 2", "gpt-image-2", "ChatGPT Images 2.0", "image 2", or any explicit ask to generate or edit an image through the user's ChatGPT plan.

Audit a repository for autonomous-agent harness readiness and Symphony-style unattended ticket execution readiness across cold-start docs, rules, API documentation policy/ADRs, lint, hooks, tests, PR automation, repo skills, garbage-collection cadence, workflow contracts, evidence, observability, and smoke-ticket evals. Use for "harness audit", "agent-ready repo", "harness readiness", "make this repo agent-friendly", "API docs policy", "Symphony readiness", "prepare this repo for Symphony", "ticket-level agent automation", or surgical fixes for top harness gaps.

Set up parallel git worktrees of the same repo, one per coding harness (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, etc.), so multiple AI tools can edit/typecheck/test in parallel without trampling each other's node_modules, build artifacts, or branches. Audits the repo first for shared-state hazards (hardcoded ports, DB file paths, sockets, build dirs that would collide if two worktrees ran a live dev server simultaneously), drops a Gotcha block into CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md so any agent in any worktree knows the rule, then creates work/<tool> branches, sibling worktrees at <repo-parent>/<repo-name>-<tool>/, and runs the right install command per stack. USE WHEN user says 'set up worktrees for my coding tools', 'I want a Claude / Codex / pi worktree of this repo', 'parallel worktrees per harness', 'harness worktrees', 'make this repo work for all 3 tools at once', 'split this repo per coding agent', 'I use multiple AI coding tools on the same codebase, set them up', or any variant where the goal is one-checkout-per-tool isol

Linear issue management via linearis CLI with team inference. USE WHEN linear, issues, tasks, tickets, backlog, sprint, resolve issue, ship issue, plan project, break down feature, ship daily, what should I work on.

Repository organization expert — structure, audit, and refactor via 8 framework archetypes. USE WHEN creating a new project, auditing repo structure, or planning refactors.

USE WHEN: audit my SaaS app, set up auth, add route guards, pick a backend, which ORM should I use, review my onboarding flow, state management best practices. Enforces SaaS standards across auth, onboarding, DB, and state.

Report Claude Code skill-usage telemetry — top used, recently active, dormant skills, plus on-disk size. USE WHEN: skill stats, skill usage, dormant skills, which skills do I use, prune skills, skill telemetry, what skills are dormant, most popular skills.

USE WHEN: create readme, write readme, improve readme, rewrite my readme, document a library/CLI/utility, build project docs, get more GitHub stars. Picks Story or Utility mode based on whether there's a real story behind the project.

Deep implementation review that hunts for real bugs. Use when Ossie asks for adversarial review, implementation audit, ship-readiness review, stress test this, review this against the spec, or find problems with this code. This skill is for implemented code, configs, scripts, and pipelines.

Creates visual assets with high creative range: editorial illustrations, blog headers, technical diagrams, Mermaid diagrams, infographics, thumbnails, wallpapers, icons, comics, annotated screenshots, taxonomies, timelines, maps, comparisons, and dashboards. Use when the user wants an image, diagram, visual concept, prompt, layout, or art direction.

Creates, improves, and reviews GitHub README files using a story-first, engagement-focused structure. Use when asked to write a new README, rewrite an existing README to be more compelling, or analyze a README for clarity, differentiation, and star-worthiness.

Structured deep-dive analysis and investigation for any technical, operational, or strategic topic. Use this skill whenever the user wants a thorough, opinionated breakdown of how to manage, implement, audit, or fix something — not just a quick answer. Trigger phrases include: "deep dive into...", "break this down for me", "audit my approach to...", "give me a thorough breakdown of...", "how should I manage X", "create a policy for...", "expert rundown on...", "investigate X", "what's the best practice for X", or any request that implies the user wants structured, actionable, comprehensive guidance rather than a surface-level response. Do NOT trigger for simple factual questions, quick how-tos, or code-only requests.

Retrieves authoritative, up-to-date technical documentation, API references, configuration details, and code examples for any developer technology. Use this skill whenever answering technical questions or writing code that interacts with external technologies. This includes libraries, frameworks, programming languages, SDKs, APIs, CLI tools, cloud services, infrastructure tools, and developer platforms. Common scenarios: looking up API endpoints, classes, functions, or method parameters, checking configuration options or CLI commands, answering how do I technical questions, generating code that uses a specific library or service, debugging issues related to frameworks, SDKs, or APIs, retrieving setup instructions, examples, or migration guides, verifying version-specific behavior or breaking changes.

Smart Git workflow — Git Flow branching, CI monitoring, auto-merge, submodule awareness, issue analysis/routing, and deploy-workflow isolation. USE WHEN commit, branch, pull request, monitor CI, merge PR, create release, submodules, CodeRabbit, push and merge, --issue-analysis, analyze issues, route issues across worktrees, deploy workflow.

Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding, resolving each branch of the decision tree. Use when user wants to stress-test a plan, get grilled on their design, or mentions "grill me".

Manage Superconductor/pi parallel git worktrees. Use when the user wants to reset, refresh, or sync the current worktree to latest main after a PR merges, says "mode C", or asks to get current with main. Preserves the worktree branch name and resets it to origin/main without switching to main.

Audit a repository for autonomous-agent harness readiness and Symphony-style unattended ticket execution readiness across cold-start docs, rules, API documentation policy/ADRs, lint, hooks, tests, PR automation, repo skills, garbage-collection cadence, workflow contracts, evidence, observability, and smoke-ticket evals. Use for "harness audit", "agent-ready repo", "harness readiness", "make this repo agent-friendly", "API docs policy", "Symphony readiness", "prepare this repo for Symphony", "ticket-level agent automation", or surgical fixes for top harness gaps.

OpenAI Codex CLI integration for code analysis and editing. Use when the user mentions "codex", "codex cli", "codex exec", "codex resume", "ask codex", or wants to delegate code analysis, refactoring, or automated editing to the Codex CLI. Requires the `codex` binary on PATH.

USE WHEN: deep dive into X, break this down for me, audit my approach, give me a thorough breakdown, how should I manage X, create a policy for X, expert rundown on X. Delivers structured opinionated analysis with one clear path forward.

Analyze YouTube videos with content-type detection, multi-agent transcript chunking, optional GitHub repo exploration, and structured markdown output. Use when the user asks to "analyze a YouTube video", "summarize this video", "extract insights from a tutorial", or pastes a YouTube URL with intent to analyze.

Unified 3D printing pipeline for Bambu Lab printers. USE WHEN user says: "print", "3d print", "slice", "slice this", "make me", "design a part", "model this", "STL", "3MF", "makerworld", "browse models", "find me a", "printer status", "check printer", "what's printing", "prepare for printing", "generate 3MF", "fit on one plate", "multi-object plate", "storage", "organizer", "mount", "holder", "bracket", "gridfinity", or provides STL files, photos of things to design, or MakerWorld links. Covers design (OpenSCAD MCP), browse (MakerWorld via agent-browser), slice (OrcaSlicer-backed CLI), multi-plate arrangement, and printer control (Bambu MCP). This is the only skill for anything 3D-printing related.

Maintains the agentic-utilities Pi package. Use when adding, documenting, inventorying, or refactoring Pi extensions, Agent Skills, prompt templates, or themes in this repository.