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Stage, inspect, and validate the Skizzles versioned plugin from its canonical source tree. Use when changing plugin inputs, checking generated-plugin drift, preparing a reviewable package checkpoint, or diagnosing packaging validation failures.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Coordinate work through a bounded native Codex MultiAgentV2 task graph. Read before the first subagent spawn or orchestration action in a task. Use for complexity-aware model dispatch, behavioral roles, task messaging, worker-to-worker ownership delegation, dependency fan-out, review loops, goal checkpoints, warm handoffs, synchronization, and recovery. Do not use for routine single-agent work or communication across unrelated top-level Desktop tasks.
Choose, install, diagnose, update, or uninstall Skizzles from its canonical repository. Use when a user wants plain Codex skills, the complete Skizzles plugin harness, source-linked hot reload, an isolated copied install, optional Container Lab compatibility checks, or help making a new task pick up an installed version.
Use Skizzles' bundled Container Lab launcher to create, run attached commands in, inspect, synchronize, and destroy disposable Docker Compose labs with isolated Git workspaces. Use when Docker/Compose isolation, reproducible experiments, or guarded file synchronization would help.
Prepare a safe, versioned Skizzles release from canonical source. Use when an approved release version must be aligned across package metadata, rebuilt into the plugin, validated, and handed off for a separate tag, publication, or live cutover decision.
Preserve authentication, authorization, session, permission, access-control, and availability semantics. Use when changing login/session flows, permission checks, API auth errors, gated UI, role-based access, token refresh, logout behavior, unavailable states, or security-sensitive user access paths.
Profile and reduce Rust/Cargo build times through measured, behavior-preserving optimization campaigns. Use when a Rust workspace has slow cold builds, slow warm rebuilds, giant crates, duplicate dependencies, expensive macros/codegen, poor Cargo parallelism, or when asked to apply the fasterthanli.me Rust build profiling methodology, split crates for build speed, inspect cargo timings, or run a long-running /goal-driven build optimization effort.
| name | package-skizzles |
| description | Stage, inspect, and validate the Skizzles versioned plugin from its canonical source tree. Use when changing plugin inputs, checking generated-plugin drift, preparing a reviewable package checkpoint, or diagnosing packaging validation failures. |
Package from canonical sources only. Treat plugins/skizzles/ as generated output and never edit it by hand.
package.json, packages/core/plugin-template/.codex-plugin/plugin.json, .agents/plugins/marketplace.json, and git status..DS_Store untouched. Remove or relocate Finder metadata and local-state artifacts from package inputs before staging.PATH, launchd, or active Container Lab state. The bundled Container Lab runtime is generated from its canonical workspace package.bun install --frozen-lockfile when dependencies are not already available.bun run plugin:check before regeneration so existing canonical/generated drift remains visible.bun run plugin:build to stage the versioned plugin, then run bun run plugin:check again to validate manifest/marketplace/hooks, reject machine paths and Finder metadata, and prove no generated drift.bun test packages/core/test/plugin-package.test.ts when package logic or canonical inputs changed; run the launcher smoke when Container Lab bundles or skill resources changed.Report the canonical changes, generated paths affected, commands and results, and any release or live-install decision still required. Do not publish, tag, install, or cut over a live environment without explicit approval.