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Coordinate repository work through Colony MCP. Use when an agent starts, resumes, chooses work, claims files, hands off work, records working state, or finishes a task in a repo where Colony tools are available.
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
Bucket Claude Code and Codex session tokens into Colony tasks and surface improvement suggestions. Use when the user runs `/co:tokens`, asks how many tokens a task spent, why a session got expensive, or what to change next time.
This skill should be used when building data processing pipelines with CocoIndex, a Python library for incremental data transformation. Use when the task involves processing files/data into databases, creating vector embeddings, building knowledge graphs, ETL workflows, or any data pipeline requiring automatic change detection and incremental updates. CocoIndex is Python-native (supports any Python types), has no DSL, and uses version 1.0.0 or later.
Validate, three-way-merge, and archive a colonykit change. Use when the user runs `/co:archive <slug>` or says the change is done. Atomic — either the archive and root-write both land, or neither does.
Execute the next §T task on the current colonykit change. Use when the user runs `/co:build` or asks you to proceed with the next task. Pulls cite-scoped context, executes, on test failure records via backprop gating.
Open a new colonykit spec change. Use when the user runs `/co:change <slug>` or asks to start a new proposal, delta, or change-in-flight. Creates openspec/changes/<slug>/CHANGE.md and opens a task-thread on spec/<slug>.
Read-only drift check across root SPEC.md, the active change's delta, and the code. Use when the user runs `/co:check` or asks whether the spec and code are in sync. Writes nothing.
| name | colony-mcp |
| description | Coordinate repository work through Colony MCP. Use when an agent starts, resumes, chooses work, claims files, hands off work, records working state, or finishes a task in a repo where Colony tools are available. |
Colony is a coordination surface you pull from when it helps — it does not run agents and never forces a ritual. It shows live branches, claims, handoffs, ready work, stale ownership, and compact memory so you avoid duplicate work. The steps below are a menu: use the parts that fit the task, skip the rest.
hivemind_context with agent, session_id, and repo_root.attention_inbox before choosing or resuming work.task_ready_for_agent to pick claimable plan work. Use task_list
only for browsing or debugging, not as the scheduler.task_accept_handoff before editing.If Colony MCP tools are unavailable, say so and continue with local git and repo inspection. Do not invent Colony state.
task_plan_claim_subtask when the task came from a
Colony plan.task_claim_file.task_note_working:
branch=<branch>; task=<task>; blocker=<blocker>; next=<next>; evidence=<evidence>.Claims are coordination warnings, not locks. If another fresh claim overlaps your edit, read the latest task thread and avoid overwriting unrelated work.
task_post.task_message for directed coordination when available.Before stopping, run git status and identify dirty files.