cyberuni

Detect and reconcile prose-suite drift across the SDD project spec's nodes — the on-demand, CI-usable complement to the inline spec-gate check; use for corpus audits, post-large-change verification, or CI gating.

Use this skill when running ACED evals to score agent configuration behavior against its frozen .feature suite — after editing a skill, AGENTS.md section, subagent, or command.

Use this skill when comparing two versions of an agent configuration to detect regressions or confirm improvements before committing a change.

Partial Skill: invoke by name only — project-spec/check-spec-references' engine that resolves every relative reference in one project spec's markdown and fails on the ones pointing at nothing — run from the per-project CI entrypoint, not triggered by users…

Partial Skill: invoke by name only — project-spec/check-project-specs' engine that runs every project-spec check against the one spec governing the invoking package — the per-project CI entrypoint, not triggered by users directly.

Use this skill when the user wants to create or improve a command — a user-invoked-only slash workflow (`/name`) that never auto-triggers from the model. Trigger on "create a command", "add a slash command", "make a /deploy command", "add a user-only…

Use this skill when the user wants to create, scaffold, or formalize a workflow skill — a process, tool-based, or standard SKILL.md — from scratch or from an existing ad-hoc workflow. Trigger on "create a skill", "write a skill for X", "I want a skill that…",…

Audit, improve, or write a SKILL.md — check description trigger coverage, structure, security, and agentskills.io compliance. Use when reviewing or creating a skill for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot CLI, or any agentskills-compatible runtime, even if…

Use this skill for fleet-level dispatch — spawn, list, and prune ships, and route messages between sessions; not in-ship mission work.

Use this skill for bridge work on a project — mission entry, inbox, and hailing specialist crew; not spawning ships or worktrees, fleet-wide oversight, or cross-ship routing.

Scaffold and ship a new SKILL.md through the full creation lifecycle — design, implement, structural audit, trigger eval, and evidence recording. Use when creating a skill from scratch or formalizing an existing one, even if the user just says "I want a skill…

Use this skill when reviewing a pull request in this repo for design soundness rather than line-level correctness — 'review PR #N', 'is this the right approach', 'should this live here'. Runs an Oracle lens (are the claims true?) and an Architect lens (is it…

Use this skill after committing changes to this repo's plugins or skills, to re-pin the local-directory cyberplace marketplace so the installed plugins reflect the new HEAD. Triggers: 'resync the plugins', 'the marketplace is stale', 'my skill edit isn't…

Use this skill to initialize a project's agent configuration to work across every major agent harness — analyze the repo and write or improve AGENTS.md, wire the per-harness config, repair repo-private skills, and suggest setting up SDD and registering ACED.…

Use this skill when upgrading pinned `npx universal-plugin@0.2.2` calls across a project to a newer version.

Shape the tone and formatting when writing or polishing prose — blog posts, tutorials, guides, release notes, READMEs, newsletter issues, project docs. Trigger on "write a post", "draft an article", or any prose longer than a paragraph where voice consistency…

Use this skill when cleaning up an Asana task or project description, or when html_notes fails with "XML is invalid".

Internal skill: Use this skill when REST API support changes or a maintainer asks to refresh API coverage.

Internal skill: Use this skill when official Asana MCP catalog changes or maintainers request gap analysis.

Use this skill when the user wants a sprint summary — completed vs incomplete tasks for retro or stakeholders.

Use this skill when the user wants a standup update from Asana — done, today, and blockers.

Use this skill when the user asks to create, add, or file an Asana task via MCP or CLI.

Use this skill when scanning code for TODO/FIXME comments and creating actionable Asana tasks from them.

Use this skill when setting up cyber-asana — PAT, workspace GID, connection verify, optional registry.

Use this skill to diagnose a universal agent plugin — when a runtime loads none of the plugin's skills, when a vendor manifest is missing or looks out of date after a pull, when a build prints warnings nobody has read, or when checking whether what the…

Use this skill to let people install a plugin straight from its own repository — generate the local marketplace catalogs Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, and Cursor read, and write the README install section that tells users what to type. Trigger on…

Use this skill to create or change a universal agent plugin — scaffold a new one, adopt an existing vendor-specific plugin or already-shipped skills onto the open Agent Plugins Specification, or add and remove vendors and components on the canonical…

Use this skill whenever the user wants to publish, release, submit, or share a plugin to the universal plugin marketplace so it works across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and GitHub Copilot CLI. Trigger on phrases like "publish my plugin", "submit to…

Use this skill to move a universal agent plugin's version — bump it, set an explicit one, cut a release number, or reconcile a version that drifted between the canonical plugin.json and its npm package.json. Handles both release models: a changesets…

Use this skill to remove a universal agent plugin's artifacts — delete the generated vendor manifests for Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex, clear a stale or shadowing manifest left by an older build, or take the whole plugin out of a project. Trigger on "delete…

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Use this skill when the user wants to make their skills use upx — the fast local-first package runner shipped by universal-plugin. Trigger on phrases like "make my skills use upx", "adopt the upx runner", "speed up npx calls", "switch to upx", or "rewrite npx…

Partial Skill: invoke by name only — the Legate's routing brain — picks and executes a dispatch strategy for a role intent. Loaded in-session by the legate gateway, and by the headless-legate agent headless. Not triggered by users directly.

Use this skill to set up or onboard cyberlegion in this session or repo — probe the environment, register the mail-surfacing hook, and (in a root session, on your yes) bind this pane as the durable legate owner inbox. Triggers: 'set up cyberlegion', 'onboard…

Use this skill when you need to reach another agent session — send a message to a named peer or "the pane on the right", check your inbox, wait for a reply, spawn or close a peer session, or dispatch work to fulfill a role and get a verdict back.

Use this skill when the user wants to check, read, or clear the owner mailbox — the durable inbox where headless and cron-started agents send their reports. Triggers: 'check my inbox', 'any reports for me', 'what did the agents send', 'read that report', 'ack…

Partial Skill: invoke by name only — the Legion's report/ask contract — how a headless agent returns a result or surfaces a question it cannot answer, and how a receiver triages a relayed steer by authority level. Loaded by dispatch-governance and any…

Partial Skill: invoke by name only — the parent-side procedure for the cold-subagent dispatch path. Loaded by dispatch-governance when it picks the subagent strategy. Not triggered by users directly.

Partial Skill: invoke by name only — the SessionAdapter conformance rule: a mutating op verifies its observable effect landed or fails loud, keyed on the op's effect class. Loaded by CRs and producers touching adapter operations. Not triggered by users…

Add a changeset to the current change. Use when preparing a PR that affects published packages, when asked to 'add a changeset' or `add cs`, or when CI reports a missing changeset. Detects monorepos and selects affected packages automatically.

Use this skill when the user asks to create a new agent skill. Creates the skill directory under ~/.agents/skills/ and links it into all detected agents so they can pick it up.

Fix a PR that is failing due to security or vulnerability issues — npm/pnpm/yarn/bun audit failures, CVE alerts, Dependabot merge conflicts, Snyk failures, or GitHub security advisory blocks. Use when asked to 'fix the security PR', 'resolve the vulnerability…

Use this skill when the user wants to initialize or improve an AGENTS.md file with codebase documentation. Creates AGENTS.md and symlinks CLAUDE.md to it, or suggests improvements if AGENTS.md already exists.

Set up changesets in a new or existing repository. Use when asked to 'add changesets', 'set up releases', or 'configure versioning'. Handles single packages and monorepos. Detects and migrates from competing release tools. Optionally sets up a shared reusable…

Validate a SKILL.md file for structure, quality, and security before committing or publishing. Use this skill when reviewing a new or modified skill — catches broken references, vague triggers, baked-in assumptions, scope creep, and security risks in one pass.

Use this skill when the user wants to work a topic out with you and keep it — thinking through an unformed idea, separating a tangled discussion into distinct topics, researching what a topic turns on, or tracking each topic's decisions, open questions, and…

Use this skill when the user explicitly asks for deep research, thorough investigation, or structured multi-source analysis on a topic — not for quick lookups or casual research requests.

Use this skill when you want to research a topic and produce a post as a durable artifact — GitHub issue, GitHub discussion, Discord message, Reddit/X post, or Asana task.

Use this skill when exporting assets from a Figma file — rendering nodes to PNG/SVG/JPG/PDF, or pulling image fills.

Use this skill when reading a Figma file's structure — pages, frames, components, or one node — without wasting quota.

Use this skill when setting up cyber-figma — personal access token, team id, connection verify, and MCP wiring.

Scaffold a spec.md and .feature file for a new domain. Use when starting a new feature or command group that needs a spec before implementation begins.

Check a spec.md and .feature file for completeness, consistency, and adherence to SDD principles. Use before approving a spec or marking it Implemented.

Use this skill when checking supported multiplexers for new releases, finding seam gaps, surveying multiplexers cyber-mux does not yet drive, and filing gap issues.