Use this skill for anything involving Ghostex or the `ghostex`/`gx` CLI: projects and workspaces, terminal panes and sessions, agent orchestration (creating agent sessions, messaging agents, reading their output, queueing prompts, sleeping/waking/killing…
Use this skill when the user asks for Ghostex Computer Use, Desktop Control, or native macOS app automation. It wraps the CLI-first Trycua workflow so agents can drive the computer and desktop apps without the user needing to remember `$cua-driver`.
Use this skill to execute a multi-phase coding task with a Fable-planned, Codex-implemented, Fable-verified pipeline inside Ghostex: the invoking session plans inline and writes a phase plan file, launches one Codex (gpt-5.6) worker pane per phase through the…
Use this skill whenever you are asked to work, tackle, pick up, or fix a Ghostex project board bead or card by id, and when managing beads with the normal machine-installed `bd` CLI: creating, updating, commenting on, reviewing, closing, or linking the…
Generate a concise Ghostex session title for the current thread or conversation. Use when the user asks for a thread name, chat title, session title, resume title, or any concise label summarizing what was worked on; then submit the rename command in the…
Use this skill when an agent needs to inspect or automate web content in Chrome, Chromium, Edge, or a supported Electron app through Trycua's CLI-first typed browser tools. It covers exact native-window binding, explicit browser preparation, semantic page…
Use this skill when an agent needs to open, inspect, automate, or debug a browser pane built into Ghostex through its CLI-launched CEF bridge. It covers pane creation and reuse, ephemeral bridge startup, CEF page selection, console logs, DOM snapshots,…
Explain how to fork an existing Codex CLI session into another folder by using `/status` to get the session id and `codex fork --yolo -C TARGET_FOLDER SESSION_ID`. Use when a user asks to move the current Codex session, change the Codex working directory,…