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Govern queue ownership, backpressure, retry and cancel semantics, and mutual-exclusion behavior across STARFRAME local apps. Use when `9040`, `9041`, bridge queues, or operator queue surfaces change together.
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| name | cross-app-queue-backpressure-governance |
| description | Govern queue ownership, backpressure, retry and cancel semantics, and mutual-exclusion behavior across STARFRAME local apps. Use when `9040`, `9041`, bridge queues, or operator queue surfaces change together. |
Use this skill when queue behavior spans more than one STARFRAME app or worker surface.
9040 and 9041 are involved.$media-workbench-worker-contracts$qwen-training-campaign-ops$repo-b-avatarcore-ops$skill-common-sense-engineeringUse this skill only for cross-app queue ownership, backpressure, and recovery governance.
For a single repo's queue contract, route to that repo's more specific worker skill.
Run the local NullClaw host security app for skill governance, curated-source discovery, guarded threat suppression, and self-governance on Windows hosts.
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Run a defender-first security sweep on code, configs, prompts, model/tooling surfaces, or third-party contribution lanes. Use when a request involves safe bug, leak, zero-day-class, exploit, or hack hunting for protection, when contributing to outside repositories and you want a focused security pass, or when touching auth, secrets, permissions, network exposure, prompt/tool boundaries, data flow, or update/build surfaces. This skill is defensive only and must never be used for weaponization or unauthorized access.