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Compare installed plugin versions against GitHub to confirm skills and agents are current. Use at session start, for "is everything up to date", "are my plugins up to date", "are our plugins current", "check for plugin updates", "is anything stale", "am I on the latest version", "did that plugin update land", or when a skill behaves differently than documented or references features you do not recognize. Checks any plugin in the marketplace, not just core. Completes in under 100ms per plugin.

This skill should be used for human-facing prose — emails, docs, reports, posts, release notes, and commit messages — when the user asks to "humanize", "make this sound less AI", "de-AI this", "this sounds like ChatGPT", or "edit this". Preserve facts, evidence, citations, house style, and intended meaning while removing clustered AI-writing patterns.

This skill should be used when the user asks for "game UI", "app-to-game UI", "video game HUD", "controller navigation", "D-pad navigation", "TV app", "ten-foot interface", "game UI key bindings", "controller-first menu", "console-style menu", "TV remote focus", or "directional navigation".

This skill should be used when tracking API spend, analyzing billing data, monitoring service costs, running budget reports, or optimizing agent spend across Anthropic, Vercel, Railway, and other platforms. Invoke when asked about "cost tracking", "billing analysis", "spend report", "API costs", "usage monitoring", "budget vs actual", "cost optimization", or "which agents cost the most".

This skill should be used when the user asks to "check deployment health", "verify service connectivity", "validate environment variables before deploy", "run a pre-deploy smoke check", or "diagnose a Vercel, Railway, Redis, or Postgres connection issue". Runs deterministic shell scripts for infrastructure health checks and environment validation, returning structured JSON instead of burning context on inline bash logic.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "integrate Plaid", "connect a bank account", "sync bank transactions", "add Plaid Link to my app", or "implement financial data access". Integrates the Plaid API for bank account connections and transaction syncing in TypeScript/Bun applications.

Finds stale and resource-hungry processes, scores them by waste, and presents a cleanup report with friendly names. Use this skill when the user says 'what's eating my RAM', 'kill stale processes', 'clean up my machine', 'free up memory', 'my computer is slow', 'what's running', 'too many things open', or asks to find/kill background processes. Also use proactively when you notice sluggishness, process spawn failures, or many duplicate processes during normal work.

Wait for CI/CD pipelines to finish after a push, then act on the result. Use after git push or opening a PR, and for "wait for CI", "check if the build passes", "monitor the pipeline", "is CI green?", or any push-then-verify cycle that must block on results. Supports GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Vercel deployments.

This skill should be used when working with OpNS decentralized names on BSV — claiming or buying a name at 1sat.name, publishing or removing its wallet identity binding, listing or transferring an owned name, looking up resolution, or managing the OpNS wallet basket. Triggers on 'OpNS', '1sat.name', 'claim name', 'buy name', 'register name', 'decentralized domain', 'name service', 'on-chain DNS', 'identity binding', 'name resolution', 'list name', 'transfer name', 'deregister name', or 'opns.idKey'. Uses 1sat.name for acquisition and @1sat/actions for the owned-name lifecycle.

This skill should be used when working with 1Sat Ordinals marketplace operations — listing ordinals for sale, purchasing listings, canceling listings, browsing available ordinals, or managing OrdLock marketplace scripts. Triggers on 'list ordinal', 'sell NFT', 'buy ordinal', 'purchase listing', 'cancel listing', 'marketplace', 'OrdLock', 'ordinal price', or 'browse ordinals'. Uses @1sat/actions ordinals module.

This skill should be used when working with BSV21 fungible tokens — sending tokens, checking token balances, listing token UTXOs, purchasing tokens from marketplace, deploying a fixed-supply token, deploying a mintable token, or minting additional supply. Triggers on 'send tokens', 'token balance', 'BSV21', 'BSV-20', 'fungible token', 'transfer tokens', 'deploy token', 'mint token', 'mintable token', 'token listing', 'buy tokens', or 'token UTXO'. Uses @1sat/actions from the 1sat-sdk.

This skill should be used when understanding how @1sat/actions work — the action/context pattern, two-phase signing (createAction/signAction), BEEF resolution, the action registry, baskets and tags. Triggers on 'createContext', 'action.execute', 'createAction', 'signAction', 'sign transaction', 'inputBEEF', 'completeSignedAction', 'action registry', 'baskets', 'tags', or 'BRC-100'. Uses @1sat/actions.

This skill should be used when working with time-locked BSV — locking satoshis until a specific block height, checking lock status, unlocking matured locks, or understanding the lock script. Triggers on 'lock BSV', 'time lock', 'timelock', 'block height lock', 'unlock BSV', 'matured locks', 'lock data', or 'CLTV lock'. Uses @1sat/actions locks module.

This skill should be used when a user wants to mint, inscribe, or create an ordinal or NFT on BSV blockchain — such as 'mint this image as an ordinal', 'create an NFT on BSV', 'inscribe this file on-chain', 'how do I create an ordinal collection', 'I want to permanently store a file on blockchain', or 'how much does it cost to mint'. Uses @1sat/actions from the 1sat-sdk to construct and broadcast inscription transactions via a BRC-100 wallet.

This skill should be used when working with the 1Sat CLI tool for BSV operations from the terminal -- running wallet commands, minting ordinals, managing tokens, creating listings, locking BSV, sweeping assets, managing identity, OR running the wallet-storage RPC server (`1sat serve`) from the same binary. Triggers on '1sat CLI', 'command line wallet', '1sat init', '1sat wallet', '1sat ordinals', '1sat tokens', '1sat lock', '1sat sweep', '1sat action', '1sat serve', '1sat serve wallet', '1sat serve monitor', 'wallet server', 'BRC-100 storage server', 'bunx @1sat/cli', or 'terminal BSV operations'. Uses @1sat/cli and @1sat/wallet-server packages.

This skill should be used when minting a tokenized collection or resellable license/access tokens on MintFlow (mintflow.me) — 'mint a collection', 'pre-configure a MintFlow mint', 'deep-link MintFlow', 'create tradeable/resellable BSV license tokens', 'tokenized access passes', 'sell licenses that can be resold', or gating product access on on-chain ordinal ownership. Covers MintFlow's deep-link/proposal pre-configuration, the collection option schema, the one-token-per-SKU access model, image requirements, and self vs hosted minting. MintFlow mints 1Sat Ordinal collections and passes on BSV.

This skill should be used when the user asks to integrate "Yours Wallet", "connect a BSV wallet", use "BRC-100", "pay with BSV wallet", add "wallet checkout in a web app", use "yours-wallet-provider", build a "pay with Yours Wallet" button, access "window.CWI", or connect a React app to a BRC-100 wallet.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "decode transaction", "parse tx hex", "transaction details", "analyze transaction", "decode BEEF", "parse BEEF hex", "decode EF transaction", "inspect transaction", or needs to decode BSV transaction hex (raw, Extended Format, or BEEF) into human-readable format.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "lookup address", "check address balance", "address UTXOs", "address history", or needs to retrieve BSV address information from WhatsOnChain API.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "broadcast transaction", "submit to ARC", "broadcast via ARC", "broadcast BEEF", "broadcast EF", "use GorillaPool ARC", "use TAAL ARC", "arc.gorillapool.io", "arc.taal.com", "ArcConfig", "broadcastMany", or needs to submit a signed BSV transaction to the network using the ARC broadcaster from @bsv/sdk.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "post to BSocial", "like a post", "unlike", "follow user", "unfollow", "send message", "repost", "friend request", "on-chain social media", "BMAP", "BSocial protocol", "channel message", "create on-chain post", "read BSocial posts", or needs social operations (posts, likes, follows, messages, reposts, friends) on BSV blockchain.

Explicit-only installer for the BSV Skills David Codex custom agent. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to install, update, check, uninstall, or set up the BSV Skills, David, or Bitcoin Codex agent, including "install David in Codex", "update the BSV Skills Codex agent", or "check bsv_skills_bitcoin". Never auto-invoke for ordinary BSV, Bitcoin, wallet, transaction, identity, mining, or blockchain requests.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "send BSV", "transfer satoshis", "create payment transaction", "send from WIF", "P2PKH transaction", or needs to build, sign, and broadcast P2PKH transactions from a WIF private key using @bsv/sdk.

This skill should be used when the user asks about any BRC standard (BRC-1 through BRC-113), "what is BRC-61", "what is BRC-42", "what is BEEF", "what is BUMP", "Compound Merkle Path", "Merkle proof format", "what is MAP protocol", "what is AIP", "what is B protocol", "what are BSV standards", "what is SIGMA", "what is BAP", "what is paymail", "what is 1Sat Ordinals", "what is BSV-20", "what is STAS", "lookup BRC", "BitCom protocols", "what is bitcoin-auth", "what is bitcoin-backup", "what is bitcoin-image", "what is Bitcoin Schema", "what is DPP", "what is PacketPay", "what is Authrite", "what is PIKE", "what is P2PKH", "what is Push Drop", "overlay network", "SPV", "outpoint format", "what is ORDFS", "Mandala token", or needs to understand any BSV ecosystem standard, protocol, or specification. Covers all 12 BRC categories: Wallet, Transactions, Scripts, Key Derivation, Payments, Overlays, Peer-to-Peer, Tokens, Outpoints, Opinions, State Machines, and Apps.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "plan a workflow", "diagram an agent system", "visualize an architecture", "map out a pipeline", "create a flow diagram", "draw agent connections", "design a multi-agent system", "show how agents interact", "make a system diagram", "visualize a data pipeline", "map out a process", "diagram my workflow", "create an architecture diagram", "plan agent orchestration", "brainstorm a system design", "show the flow between components", "interactive workflow diagram", "workflow canvas", "visual-planner", "open in tldraw", or "plan this project visually". Produces tldraw .tldr diagrams natively — the standard infinite canvas format. Includes a thin playground wrapper with planning-specific UI (phase controls, agent assignment, KPI bar, agent callback bridge) and an "Open in tldraw" button for standalone editing.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a deck", "make a presentation", "build slides", "pitch deck", "investor deck", "sales presentation", "design a deck", "interactive presentation", "presenter mode", "HTML slides", "video background deck", "deck playground", "visual deck editor", "deck builder UI", "publish deck link", or needs to generate a complete deck with minimal friction. Handles low-question discovery, early Deck Creator UI launch, theme selection, copywriting, parallel slide generation, PDF stitching, optional HTML presenter, and publishing workflows.

Explicit-only installer for the Gemskills Lisa Codex custom agent. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to install, update, check, uninstall, or set up the Gemskills or Lisa Codex agent, including "install Lisa in Codex", "update the Gemskills Codex agent", or "check gemskills_content". Never auto-invoke for ordinary image, video, design, or media-generation requests.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "generate a video", "create a video", "animate an image", "text to video", "image to video", "make a video clip", "video from image", "bring this image to life", "subject-consistent video", "match character likeness in video", "interpolate between frames", or needs AI video generation using Veo 3.1. Handles prompt rewriting, style application, reference images for subject consistency, and Gemini Veo video generation API calls.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "generate an image", "create a banner", "make artwork", "create an illustration", "generate a logo", "make a graphic", "design a header", "AI art", "img2img", "social share image", "OG image", "open graph image", "Twitter card", "hero image", "cover photo", "profile picture", "social media graphic", or needs AI image generation. Handles prompt rewriting and Gemini 3 Pro image generation API calls.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "edit an image", "modify a photo", "inpaint", "outpaint", "extend an image", "replace object in image", "add element to image", "resize image for social media", "crop image", "adapt image for Twitter", "convert image to OG format", or needs AI-powered image editing with masks.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "generate an icon", "create a favicon", "make an app icon", "create iOS icon", "create Android icon", "generate PWA icons", "make desktop app icon", "create Windows icon", "create macOS icon", "app store icon", "Play Store icon", "App Store icon", or needs AI-generated icons with platform-specific sizing.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create section dividers", "make transparent dividers", "generate decorative borders", "create parallax dividers", "design section transitions", "make HR dividers", "crystal dividers", "organic borders", "silhouette borders", or needs transparent PNG dividers for web sections.

This skill should be used when working with the 1Sat CLI tool for BSV operations from the terminal -- running wallet commands, minting ordinals, managing tokens, creating listings, locking BSV, sweeping assets, or managing identity from the command line. Triggers on '1sat CLI', 'command line wallet', '1sat init', '1sat wallet', '1sat ordinals', '1sat tokens', '1sat lock', '1sat sweep', '1sat action', 'bunx @1sat/cli', or 'terminal BSV operations'. Uses @1sat/cli package.

This skill should be used when setting up a 1Sat wallet, creating a new wallet instance, syncing addresses, configuring storage, or restoring from backup. Triggers on 'create wallet', 'setup wallet', 'initialize wallet', 'sync wallet', 'restore wallet', 'wallet backup', 'address sync', 'wallet storage', 'IndexedDB wallet', 'SQLite wallet', 'BRC-100 wallet', 'wallet factory', 'remote wallet', or 'full sync'. Uses @1sat/wallet, @1sat/wallet-node, and @1sat/wallet-remote packages. Note: @1sat/wallet-browser is deprecated in favor of @1sat/wallet-remote.

This skill should be used when working with 1Sat Ordinals marketplace operations — listing ordinals for sale, purchasing listings, canceling listings, browsing available ordinals, or managing OrdLock marketplace scripts. Triggers on 'list ordinal', 'sell NFT', 'buy ordinal', 'purchase listing', 'cancel listing', 'marketplace', 'OrdLock', 'ordinal price', or 'browse ordinals'. Uses @1sat/actions ordinals module.

This skill should be used when working with time-locked BSV — locking satoshis until a specific block height, checking lock status, unlocking matured locks, or understanding the lock script. Triggers on 'lock BSV', 'time lock', 'timelock', 'block height lock', 'unlock BSV', 'matured locks', 'lock data', or 'CLTV lock'. Uses @1sat/actions locks module.

This skill should be used when building BSV transactions with the 1sat-sdk — sending BSV payments, batch payments, OP_RETURN data, custom scripts, signing workflows (createAction/signAction), or understanding the BRC-100 action system. Triggers on 'send BSV', 'build transaction', 'batch payment', 'OP_RETURN', 'createAction', 'signAction', 'sign transaction', 'payment requests', 'locking script', 'action registry', or 'BRC-100'. Uses @1sat/actions and @1sat/core packages.

This skill should be used when working with the 1sat-stack unified BSV indexing API — whenever an agent needs to fetch UTXOs, look up inscriptions or ordinals, get BSV21 token balances, access ORDFS on-chain content, broadcast transactions, look up BAP identities, or stream real-time BSV events. Use this when replacing WhatsOnChain, GorillaPool ordinals API, or other separate BSV indexers. Also use when the user asks about 'api.1sat.app', 'unified BSV indexer', 'BSV21 token lookup', 'ORDFS content', 'overlay engine', or 'broadcasting BEEF transactions'.

This skill should be used when building a dApp that connects to a 1Sat wallet — using @1sat/connect for wallet connection via popup or browser extension, @1sat/react for React hooks and ConnectButton, or @1sat/extension for building browser wallet extensions. Triggers on 'connect wallet', 'dApp integration', 'wallet provider', 'ConnectButton', 'React hooks', 'useBalance', 'useOrdinals', 'browser extension', 'popup wallet', 'window.onesat', or 'OneSatProvider'.

This skill should be used when extracting media files from BSV blockchain transactions — downloading inscribed ordinals, retrieving on-chain images/videos/files, or accessing ORDFS content. Triggers on 'extract inscription', 'download ordinal', 'get on-chain file', 'ORDFS content', 'txex', 'blockchain media', or 'inscribed content'. Uses txex CLI for raw extraction, ORDFS gateway for HTTP access.

Audit and improve traditional search ranking: on-page SEO, schema markup, entity recognition, and content structure. Use for "audit my SEO", "improve search rankings", "implement schema markup", or "fix my site structure". For AI-visibility auditing and agentfacts, use geo-optimizer.

Audit and improve how a site is represented to AI search and agents. Use for "audit for AI visibility", "optimize for ChatGPT", "check GEO readiness", "analyze hedge density", "generate agentfacts", or "test how LLMs describe my site". Ships a runnable auditor and an agentfacts schema. For traditional search ranking and schema markup, use ai-seo-optimization.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "audit my SaaS", "check if I'm ready to launch", "review my launch checklist", "verify my pricing", "audit my payment setup", "check my AI visibility", "prepare for Product Hunt", "validate my SaaS for launch", or mentions launching a SaaS product. Provides a comprehensive, repeatable checklist with PASS/FAIL verification and actionable next steps.

This skill should be used when the user asks to close the loop on a campaign, define a readback metric, set up analytics readback, decide whether a marketing change actually worked, or promote-or-reject a marketing experiment. Trigger phrases include "close the loop on this campaign," "define the readback metric," "did this marketing actually work," "measure this before shipping," "set up analytics readback," and "promote-or-reject this experiment." Enforces a mandatory discipline across all marketing-skills output: every deliverable must declare, before it ships, the metric it will be judged on, the analytics source that supplies it, the decision rule that separates promote from reject, and the rollback rule that governs when to revert — then route measurement to experiment-stats (A/B tests) or content-scorer (content quality) and record the verdict. Use this whenever a marketing skill's output would otherwise be marked "done" without evidence it moved a real number.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "score this marketing copy", "is this content good enough to ship", "recursively improve this until it scores 90+", "check against rejected patterns", "run a content quality gate", or wants deterministic, repeatable scoring of marketing or product copy against a rubric that remembers what got rejected before. Use it any time copy needs a PASS/REVISE verdict before shipping.

This skill should be used when the user asks 'is this A/B test significant', 'did the variant actually win', 'compute lift and confidence interval', 'score a marketing experiment', 'run the promote-gate', or wants a statistically defensible promote/hold/reject call on an A/B or multivariate marketing experiment. Computes lift, a bootstrap confidence interval, and a significance test (Mann-Whitney U or two-proportion z) using pure Python standard library, without scipy or numpy. Every p-value is computed from the input data, never estimated. Use before promoting any experiment variant to production.

This skill should be used when the user asks to draft a privacy policy, terms of service, cookie policy, or data processing agreement; when they ask about GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, or other privacy regulations; when they need a compliance audit, legal gap analysis, or regulatory guidance; when they ask about employment law, IP rights, open source licensing, or contract review; when they mention 'legal', 'compliance', 'regulation', 'liability', 'terms', 'privacy', or 'lawsuit'. This skill also applies to crypto and digital asset questions: token classification (Howey test), security token offerings, stablecoins, GENIUS Act, DeFi compliance, CFTC jurisdiction, DAO liability, IRS crypto tax, AML/FinCEN MSB registration, tokenization of real-world assets, UCC Article 8, and smart contract legal review. Also use for designing or building agentic legal workflows, multi-agent compliance pipelines, and legal AI system architecture using Vercel AI SDK or CrewAI.

Explicit-only installer for the Product Skills Anthony and Caal Codex custom agents. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to install, update, check, uninstall, or set up Product Skills agents in Codex, including "install Anthony in Codex", "install Caal in Codex", "update the Product Skills Codex agents", or "check product_skills_legal". Never auto-invoke for ordinary legal, compliance, SOC 2, SEO, marketing, CRO, copywriting, or launch work.

Explicit-only installer for the ClawNet Bot Johnny Codex custom agent. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to install, update, check, uninstall, or set up Johnny, the ClawNet mechanic, or the clawnet_mechanic Codex agent. Never auto-invoke for ordinary bot health, repair, alert, fleet, template, or ClawNet requests.

Redeploy a dead ClawNet sandbox bot. This skill should be used when a bot's heartbeat has failed and it needs to be restarted. Runs clawnet bot deploy from the appropriate workspace directory.

Wake a specific bot on demand. This skill should be used when someone asks to wake up or restart a specific bot. Checks if the bot is alive first, and only redeploys if the heartbeat fails.

Check the health of all deployed ClawNet bots. This skill should be used when Johnny needs to monitor fleet status, detect dead bots, or report on the health of sandbox-deployed instances. Hits the ClawNet peers API and checks each bot's heartbeat endpoint.

Notification and alerting patterns for ClawNet bot fleet. Slack webhook integration, ClawNet P2P messaging, severity-based routing, alert templates, and escalation patterns. Use when bots need to send alerts or notifications about fleet health.

Monitor ClawNet bot fleet health. Heartbeat checks, fleet status aggregation, health history tracking with Vercel Blob, severity classification, and formatted status reports. Use when checking on bots, running diagnostics, or generating health reports.

Codified repair playbooks for ClawNet bots. Auto-restart patterns, env var fixes, snapshot recovery, dependency fixes, process management, and post-repair verification. Use when a bot is broken and needs fixing.

Add Vercel Blob storage to your bot for persistent state, conversations, and logs. Uses JSON files stored in Vercel's object storage. Perfect for bots that need to remember state across sandbox restarts.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "follow someone on Clawbook", "unfollow a user", "subscribe to a Clawbook user", "follow an agent", or needs to manage follow relationships on the Clawbook Network.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "like a Clawbook post", "unlike a post", "react to a post on Clawbook", "vote on Clawbook", or needs to like or unlike content on the Clawbook Network.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "post on Clawbook", "create a Clawbook post", "reply to a post on Clawbook", "write something on Clawbook", "publish to a channel", or needs to create content on the Clawbook Network.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "read the Clawbook feed", "browse Clawbook posts", "check what's happening on Clawbook", "get posts from a channel", "search Clawbook", or needs to consume content from the Clawbook Network.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "set up a wallet for Clawbook", "fund my agent wallet", "get BSV for posting", "configure wallet for on-chain social", or needs to prepare a BSV wallet for posting on Clawbook Network.

Explicit-only installer for the Clawbook Skills Clark Codex custom agent. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to install, update, check, uninstall, or set up the Clawbook Skills, Clark, or Clawbook Codex agent, including "install Clark in Codex", "update the Clawbook Codex agent", or "check clawbook_clark". Never auto-invoke for ordinary feed, posting, liking, following, identity, wallet, BSV, or social-network requests.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a Clawbook identity", "set up BAP identity", "register on Clawbook", "get an agent identity for posting", or needs to create an on-chain identity for the Clawbook Network.

Explicit-only installer for the Sigma Auth Siggy Codex custom agent. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to install, update, check, uninstall, or set up the Sigma Auth or Siggy Codex agent, including "install Siggy in Codex", "update the Sigma Auth Codex agent", or "check sigma_auth_guide". Never auto-invoke for ordinary OAuth, authentication, Better Auth, BAP, wallet, session, passkey, or security requests.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "implement device auth", "add device authorization", "authenticate desktop app", "authenticate CLI tool", "device code flow", "RFC 8628", "poll for token", "get user info after device auth", or mentions authenticating apps that can't handle browser redirects. Provides step-by-step guidance for device authorization with Sigma Identity.

Setup Sigma Auth OAuth integration in a Next.js application. Guides through installing @sigma-auth/better-auth-plugin, configuring environment variables, creating auth client, implementing sign-in flow, and setting up API routes for token exchange with Bitcoin-native authentication.

Diagnose and troubleshoot bitcoin-auth token generation and verification issues. This skill should be used when users encounter authentication failures, signature verification errors, or integration problems with the bitcoin-auth library.

Setup Sigma Auth OAuth integration in a Convex application. Guides through installing @sigma-auth/better-auth-plugin, configuring Convex environment variables, and setting up the auth server.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "TokenPass", "install TokenPass", "run TokenPass server", "TokenPass desktop app", "TokenPass API", "personal identity server", "be your own OAuth provider", or needs help setting up, configuring, or integrating TokenPass Server or Desktop applications. Provides installation, configuration, and API integration guidance.

Linear issue tracking workflow — manages commits, branches, PRs, issue creation, session kickoff, and setup in Linear-linked repos. Activate for any Linear context, issue references (e.g. ENG-123), repos with .claude/linear-sync.json, or when session-start hook injects [LINEAR-SETUP], [LINEAR-DIGEST], or Linear Sync directives.

Explicit-only installer for the Linear Sync API Codex custom agent. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to install, update, check, uninstall, or set up the Linear Sync Codex agent, including "install Linear Sync API in Codex", "update the Linear Codex agent", or "check linear_sync_api". Never auto-invoke for ordinary Linear, issue, project, team, commit, branch, or sync requests.

Project color theming for VS Code and iTerm2. Use when the user asks to set, change, darken, lighten, or reset project colors, save favorite colors, or mentions Peacock color theming.

Analyze Claude Code permission usage patterns and generate commands to apply frequently-used permissions