skill-marketplace-template

Extend manuscript-writing-agent-files for LaTeX IEEE-style manuscript revision by installing a bounded revision-response harness patch and adding REVISION_TASK.md for joint manuscript and response-letter drafting. Use when a manuscript-writing workspace needs revision-response coordination without weakening the parent four-file contract or modifying immutable AGENT.md.

Extend agent-files for standalone LaTeX IEEE-style manuscript writing by invoking the base four-file scaffold with immutable AGENT.md and installing a bounded manuscript-writing harness patch. Use when a paper workspace needs a disciplined, recoverable manuscript-writing agent-file contract.

Use when starting, planning, steering, or reviewing an agent-assisted task where requirements, codebase constraints, domain knowledge, taste, or acceptance criteria are unclear and hidden assumptions could cause rework.

Scaffold AGENT.md, AGENT_GOAL.md, AGENT_HARNESS.md, and AGENT_PROGRESS.md into a target directory with strict, non-overlapping functional boundaries for governance, long-term mission, reusable playbook, and live state. Use when a workspace needs a disciplined, recoverable agent-file contract.

Scaffold a two-level parent + children agent-file hierarchy in one shot. Delegates per-node base scaffolding to the agent-files skill, then installs immutable child-specific control files or verifies compatible existing ones so every node is internally consistent on first read. Use when a workspace needs a nested four-file contract with parent-first read order, scope binding to the parent, and the progress-scope rule wired in.

Curate an existing AGENT_GOAL.md from a research brief and optional chat context. Use when a workspace already has AGENT_GOAL.md and the user wants to refine or save an explicit research goal. Do not use it to scaffold AGENT files, rewrite AGENT.md or other agent files, or infer a final goal without interacting with the user.

Create a low-entropy `review/` workspace from a user's research intention. Use when a project needs a literature-review folder with nested agent files, root review docs, a reusable note template, and topic-derived theme folders. Do not use it to seed a paper corpus or to curate an existing review in place without first clarifying the review intention.

Turn the current chat history and optional pasted agent transcripts into a reusable skill package. Use when a conversation already contains a repeatable workflow that should be drafted in the current project `.temp/` folder and optionally published into a `skill-marketplace-template`-style marketplace. Do not use it for single-file skill edits, ad-hoc note taking, or publishing without first extracting a reusable workflow.

Build and query the parent/child dependency graph across all skills in a marketplace. Use when auditing for overlapping functionality, finding consumers of a skill, or answering "what depends on X?" without storing a separate children list. Do not use this skill to edit skill metadata or create new skills.