菜单
Use when installing, reinstalling, auditing, or preparing Brain-managed Superpowers, Spec Kit, and OpenSpec workflow arsenals under a project-local `.brain/vendor` directory so Brain can inspect and route them without exposing their raw Codex skills/prompts at the project root.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Use when the user asks to check, add, or manage macOS Calendar events.
Use when the user asks to send an email via the macOS Mail app.
Use when the user asks to send a text message or iMessage via the macOS Messages app.
Use when a task involves web search, current information, source verification, citations, or entity/person/paper/project disambiguation.
Use when the task involves `exec_command` escalation, `prefix_rule`, sandbox permissions, writable roots, or Codex platform-specific operational patterns.
Use when a task asks to run calculations, simulations, model training, computational searches, benchmarks, optimizations, workflows, agents, pipelines, or other tool-heavy execution before the scientific question and interpretation boundary are clear.
| name | tame-dev-workflows |
| description | Use when installing, reinstalling, auditing, or preparing Brain-managed Superpowers, Spec Kit, and OpenSpec workflow arsenals under a project-local `.brain/vendor` directory so Brain can inspect and route them without exposing their raw Codex skills/prompts at the project root. |
Install Brain-managed copies of Superpowers, Spec Kit, and OpenSpec under .brain/vendor.
Resolve <skill-dir> to this skill folder. Scripts accept an optional project root as their first argument.
Run the bundled installer from the target project:
<skill-dir>/scripts/install-vendor.sh
Spec Kit deliberately uses Codex integration here because this skill vendors raw upstream surfaces for later Brain taming.
Dependency installers use their default locations; only uv's cache is pinned to project-local .cache/uv.
Expose only Brain-approved project surfaces:
<skill-dir>/scripts/tame-project.sh
Use project-scoped Codex custom agents at .codex/agents/*.toml; do not write these to ~/.codex/agents.
After running, inspect raw consumable surfaces:
.brain/vendor/superpowers/.codex-plugin/plugin.json
.brain/vendor/superpowers/skills/*/SKILL.md
.brain/vendor/spec-kit/.agents/skills/*/SKILL.md
.brain/vendor/spec-kit/.specify/
.brain/vendor/spec-kit/AGENTS.md
.brain/vendor/openspec/.*/skills/*/SKILL.md
.brain/vendor/openspec/.*/commands/
.brain/vendor/openspec/.*/prompts/
.brain/vendor/openspec/.*/workflows/
.brain/vendor/openspec/openspec/
.codex/agents/superpowers-*.toml
.specify/
OpenSpec creates openspec/ under the init target. This skill targets .brain/vendor/openspec, so it creates .brain/vendor/openspec/openspec/, not project-root openspec/.
.agents/skills, root .codex/skills, real $CODEX_HOME, or ~/.codex.codex plugin install for Superpowers from this skill..brain/vendor/openspec/openspec/ to project-root openspec/ until Brain explicitly owns that state.Report generated Spec Kit skills, generated OpenSpec skills/prompts, generated Codex agents, Superpowers ref, and whether root .agents/skills or .codex/skills exists.