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Search and navigate SDLC artifacts by topic, type, phase, or tag using the aiwg index CLI
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Search and navigate SDLC artifacts by topic, type, phase, or tag using the aiwg index CLI
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
Generate a corpus snapshot report — computes dimensions, topology, degree distribution, delta from previous. Helps with cluster, chain, and gap analysis sections.
Detect requests for iterative autonomous agent loops and route to the appropriate loop executor
Orchestrate multi-loop background operations via the Mission Control dashboard — start sessions, dispatch missions, monitor, and stop
Launch an AIWG Mission — durable, audited dynamic agent orchestration toward a completion criterion. AIWG owns the conductor (activity-log, gates, best-output, checkpoint/resume, cost); native primitives drive worker mechanism. Surfaces as /aiwg-mission in Codex (AIWG-owned, no plugin dependency).
Config-driven release orchestration — reads .aiwg/release.config plus optional .aiwg/releases/<plan-id> sidecars and walks the selected release plan's gates
Update AIWG CLI and redeploy frameworks/tools to current project without leaving the session
| namespace | aiwg |
| name | artifact-lookup |
| platforms | ["all"] |
| description | Search and navigate SDLC artifacts by topic, type, phase, or tag using the aiwg index CLI |
Search and navigate SDLC artifacts using the artifact index.
Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description):
This skill wraps the aiwg index CLI commands to provide natural language artifact discovery. Agents and users can query, navigate dependencies, and check project health without knowing the exact CLI syntax.
When the user asks to find artifacts by topic, type, or phase:
# By keyword
aiwg index query "authentication" --json
# By type
aiwg index query --type use-case --json
# By phase
aiwg index query --phase testing --json
# By tag
aiwg index query --tags security,auth --json
# Combined filters
aiwg index query "login" --type use-case --phase requirements --json
# default Fortemi Core static cache
aiwg index query "login" --json
# Fortemi static semantic and filtered hybrid modes
aiwg index query "login architecture" --semantic --json
aiwg index query "login architecture" --hybrid --type adr --tags auth --json
Parse the JSON output and present results in a readable summary:
When the user asks what depends on or references an artifact:
# Both directions
aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --json
# Upstream only (what this depends on)
aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --direction upstream --json
# Downstream only (what depends on this)
aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --direction downstream --json
# Fortemi Core static-cache traversal, when synced
aiwg index deps .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md --json
aiwg index neighbors --graph project --node UC-001 --json
aiwg index set --graph project --op intersection --node-a UC-001 --node-b ADR-001 --json
Present the dependency tree in a readable format:
When the user asks about project health or artifact stats:
aiwg index stats --json
aiwg index status --json
Summarize:
When the user creates new artifacts or asks to refresh:
aiwg index build
Report what changed (new, updated, unchanged counts).
--archive-answer flagPass --archive-answer to persist the query result as a structured artifact instead of (or in addition to) displaying it in chat:
artifact-lookup "authentication flow" --archive-answer
artifact-lookup --type use-case --archive-answer --tags auth,security
When this flag is present, after presenting results the skill invokes archive-answer with:
title derived from the query stringcontent set to the formatted result summarysource-query set to the original query expressiontags forwarded if providedWithout the flag, the skill still offers archival automatically when it detects a substantive result (3+ matching artifacts with meaningful relevance scores, or a dependency tree with 5+ nodes). In that case it asks: "This looks like a useful finding. Archive it? (y/n)"
Archived answers land in .aiwg/working/answers/ and are picked up by the next aiwg index build run.
Always present results as structured summaries, not raw JSON dumps. Example:
Found 3 artifacts about "authentication":
1. UC-001: User Authentication (requirements, score: 0.95)
Path: .aiwg/requirements/UC-001.md
Tags: auth, security
2. ADR-001: JWT Token Strategy (architecture, score: 0.82)
Path: .aiwg/architecture/adr-001.md
Tags: auth, architecture
3. TP-001: Auth Test Plan (testing, score: 0.75)
Path: .aiwg/testing/tp-001.md
Tags: auth, testing
aiwg index build must have been run)aiwg index sync; if the
static cache is missing or stale, omit the legacy backend and use the
local index