Coral-Protocol

Act as a member of a Coral multi-agent team over MCP using the bundled scripts/*.sh helpers. Use ($coral-reef) when the user says "log into coralreef", "login coralreef", "coralreef login", "join coral reef", "enter coralreef", "connect to coral reef", or otherwise says they are logging into / entering coralreef. Runs in one of two user-chosen modes — review (approve everything) or takeover (auto-answer requests covered by a public-repo whitelist, otherwise ask). Once active, this skill's rules stay in effect for the WHOLE session — even if other skills run — until the user says "exit coralreef" / "log out of coralreef".

Act as a member of a Coral multi-agent team over MCP using the bundled scripts/*.sh helpers. Trigger when the user says "log into coralreef", "login coralreef", "coralreef login", "join coral reef", "enter coralreef", "connect to coral reef", or otherwise says they are logging into / entering coralreef. Runs in one of two user-chosen modes — review (approve everything) or takeover (auto-answer requests covered by a public-repo whitelist, otherwise ask). Once active, this skill's rules stay in effect for the WHOLE session — even if other skills are invoked — until the user says "exit coralreef" / "log out of coralreef".

Publish agents to Coral Marketplace — handles login, manifest generation, and publishing

Use when working with coral-agent.toml files, Edition 3 TOML format, coral marketplace agent manifests, or coral agent publishing configuration

Use for any Coral Protocol task: installing, starting, stopping, inspecting, or configuring Coral Server; locating OpenAPI/API/schema/source-of-truth docs; coralizing or linking agents; installing bundled agent templates; wiring apps, Cloud, marketplace agents, custom tools, callbacks, Fly/deployment, API keys, LLM proxy, billing, or app-owned state; operating concrete sessions through REST, Puppet, events, or extended state; and designing Coral coordination/topology. Routes strictly to the minimal internal reference files needed for the request.

Run comprehensive QA and integration tests against the local Centaur stack. Use when asked to QA the stack, run integration tests, verify a deployment, or check stack health after a refactor.