Use when running as an orchestrator inside a Shepherd task — to see the task you are in, spawn a tracked workstream session for a repo, or archive the task when it is done. Also explains when a tracked session is the right unit of parallelism and when a plain…
Use this skill to build UI in Shepherd — new surfaces, screens, panels, overlays, extension views — or to generate mocks and prototypes that look like Shepherd. Contains the codebase map, per-surface recipes, the component decision table, and the rules a…
Use when running inside a Shepherd terminal pane and you need to drive the terminal itself — spawn or command other panes/agents, split/focus/zoom/close panes, create/switch/rename workspaces or tabs, read another pane's output, change Shepherd config, or…
Use when running inside a Shepherd pane and the work should continue in a fresh, independent Claude session — this session's context or token budget is nearly spent with work remaining, the user asks to hand off / spin up a new session / continue in another…