Aether
Aether enthält 86 gesammelte Skills von calcosmic, mit Repository-Berufsabdeckung und Skill-Detailseiten auf SkillsMP.
Skills in diesem Repository
Use when Codex is asked to colonize, plan, build, continue, swarm, or seal an Aether colony and must mirror wrapper orchestration safely
Use when Codex is asked to initialize or set up an Aether colony and should refine intent before running init
Use when Codex is asked to run Aether Oracle or discuss flows and should refine scope before research or clarification
Use when acceptance criteria need unit, integration, or end-to-end tests generated from implementation context
Use when delivered functionality needs acceptance-criteria verification before a phase advances
Use when a phase involves LLMs, AI agents, RAG, ML inference, or prompt/tool integration design
Use when stale or completed colony artifacts need safe archival, cleanup, or retrieval without losing evidence
Use during colonize to understand an existing codebase before planning work
Use when implementing code, writing tests, or executing build tasks as a builder worker
Use when changed source files need review for bugs, security, code quality, or maintainability risks
Use when executing commands that involve major decisions, plan commits, build starts, verifications, or phase advances
Use when producing command output, handling state transitions, or routing users to the next action in the colony workflow
Use when producing any user-facing output including banners, progress indicators, section headers, or command results
Use when the colony needs a complete multi-perspective map of a complex codebase
Use when performing state-changing operations, recovering sessions, creating handoffs, or managing context freshness
Use when a plan or high-risk approach needs independent review from another model or CLI
Use when acceptance criteria or UAT gaps need to be scanned across phases before milestone closure
Use when cross-cutting investigations or decisions need a persistent thread across sessions and phases
Use when UI or interaction ideas need throwaway visual prototypes before implementation decisions are locked
Use when project documentation must be generated or updated from verified codebase facts
Use when existing project documentation must be discovered and converted into colony context
Use when an operation fails, an error occurs, or a warning needs to be communicated to the user
Use when completed work needs evaluation coverage audited across correctness, security, performance, and quality dimensions
Use when an external PRD, roadmap, spec, or plan must be imported into colony planning safely
Use when a worker needs a quick targeted codebase scan before planning or implementation
Use when external library, framework, API, or architecture research must be isolated from implementation context
Use when frontend work needs an explicit UI, interaction, accessibility, and responsive design contract before implementation
Use when implemented frontend work needs a visual, accessibility, responsiveness, performance, and interaction audit
Use when a future idea should be captured with trigger conditions rather than forced into the active phase
Use when GitHub issues and pull requests need triage against colony priorities before planning
Use when an elusive or intermittent bug needs hypothesis-driven debugging and evidence collection
Use when a rough idea needs structured exploration before it becomes a plan, spike, backlog item, or quick task
Colony health diagnostics and repair — healthy state specifications for all colony data files, failure modes, and remedies
Use before sealing a milestone to compare original intent with delivered work, quality, and remaining gaps
Use when a milestone audit reveals gaps that need to become concrete follow-up phases
Use when starting, completing, archiving, or transitioning milestones between project stages
Use when a phase needs implementation context, file inventory, or gray-area analysis before work proceeds
Use when phase or task ordering needs dependency, overlap, or blast-radius analysis
Use when completed work should produce reusable decisions, lessons, surprises, and patterns for future phases
Use when pheromone signals are present in your assembled context and you need to interpret and comply with them