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Resolves environment variables, including tool-agnostic abstractions like $AI_CONFIG_DIR and $MEMORY_DIR. Use when any skill or agent needs to look up an environment variable or resolve a path from the environment.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
Create new skills, modify and improve existing skills, and measure skill performance. Use when users want to create a skill from scratch, edit, or optimize an existing skill, run evals to test a skill, benchmark skill performance with variance analysis, or optimize a skill's description for better triggering accuracy.
Collaboratively build or edit strong LLM instruction files — skills (SKILL.md), agent instruction files, and slash-command instructions — by orchestrating three specialist skills: skill-creator (mechanics + authoring), prompt-engineer (LLM-instruction quality), and doc-coauthoring (prose, structure, economy). Use this whenever the user wants to create a new skill or agent file, workshop a draft, or edit/improve an existing one and wants it reviewed for quality before landing — even if they only say "make a skill for X", "tighten this skill", "fix the description on my agent", or "help me write a SKILL.md". Prefer this over invoking skill-creator, prompt-engineer, or doc-coauthoring alone when the goal is a production-quality instruction file.
Scaffold or refresh a project- and branch-specific session memory file that captures turn protocol, current task list, decisions log, and open ambiguities for the current git repo. The file is written to the session's auto-memory directory and indexed in MEMORY.md so it auto-loads on future sessions in the same CWD on the same branch. Trigger when the user types `/project-init`, asks to "set up this project/branch", "kick off work on this repo", "init project memory", "scaffold this workspace", "create a session memory file for this branch", or otherwise asks for branch-scoped persistent memory and turn protocol. Trigger eagerly when the user is starting fresh work in a repo and wants per-branch memory across sessions, even without naming the skill explicitly. Do NOT trigger on session open or on a fresh session by itself — this skill is opt-in.
Code review best practices. Use when user wants to review code, asks for code review checklist, or mentions "code review."
Autonomously generates and executes a conventional commit. Use when the user says: "commit", "make a commit", "conventional commit", "/commit", or "commit my changes". Inspects staged/unstaged changes, derives the correct type and scope, writes a Conventional Commits-compliant message, and runs `git commit` without the user needing to write the message manually.
Create a README.md file for the project. Use when the user asks to generate, write, or update a project README.
| name | env-lookup |
| description | Resolves environment variables, including tool-agnostic abstractions like $AI_CONFIG_DIR and $MEMORY_DIR. Use when any skill or agent needs to look up an environment variable or resolve a path from the environment. |
| model | haiku |
| tools | ["Bash"] |
Before looking up any variable, determine the platform by running
uname 2>/dev/null:
Linux or Darwin → Unix. Look up variables with
printenv <VAR>. Empty output or non-zero exit means the variable is not set.powershell -Command "[System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable('<VAR>')".
Empty output means the variable is not set.Apply the platform-appropriate command for every lookup throughout this skill.
$AI_CONFIG_DIR and $MEMORY_DIR are tool-agnostic abstractions that map to
tool-specific variables depending on the executing environment. Before resolving
either, determine which tool is running this skill:
$AI_CONFIG_DIR = $COPILOT_HOME$AI_CONFIG_DIR = $CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR$AI_CONFIG_DIR cannot be resolved because the
executing tool could not be identified.$MEMORY_DIR resolves to the _memory directory that is a sibling of the AI
config directory (e.g. if $AI_CONFIG_DIR is /home/user/.config/ai/claude,
then $MEMORY_DIR is /home/user/.config/ai/_memory).
$AI_CONFIG_DIR.$MEMORY_DIR could not be resolved because
$AI_CONFIG_DIR is not set./../_memory to the value and return the result as the value
of $MEMORY_DIR.Look up the variable using the platform-appropriate command. If not set, report
that $<VAR> is not set in the environment. If set, return its value.