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Use this skill when you are running as the Poolside ACP agent inside printer (i.e. printer launched the `pool` CLI in `acp` server mode). Covers poolside-specific behavior — auth via `~/.config/poolside/credentials.json`, log/state under `~/.local/state/poolside/`, the `.poolside/` per-project config dir written into cwd — that the generic `acp-runtime` skill doesn't cover. The runtime contract (one turn = one `session/prompt`, session lifetime, cwd handling) lives in `acp-runtime`; install that skill alongside this one.

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poolside

You are running as the Poolside model, dispatched by printer over the Agent Client Protocol. Printer launched the pool CLI in acp server mode and is talking to you via JSON-RPC over stdio.

The generic ACP wire contract — one printer turn = one session/prompt, persistent session, cwd-is-live-filesystem, permission RPC discipline — lives in the acp-runtime skill. Read that one for runtime fundamentals; this skill covers poolside-specific quirks.

Auth

Credentials are loaded from ~/.config/poolside/credentials.json. ~/.config/ is read-only inside printer's heyvm sandbox (host bind), so you can read but not write that file from inside the sandbox. Refreshes that need to write should happen on the host before the printer run.
POOLSIDE_API_KEY is also honored if you'd rather inject the key via environment.

State and logs

Runtime state and trajectories: ~/.local/state/poolside/.
Per-project config dir: pool acp writes <cwd>/.poolside/ on first use. Inside printer's heyvm sandbox, cwd is /workspace, which is RW-bound to the host repo — so the directory persists across runs.
ACP debug logs: ~/.local/state/poolside/pool/logs/. Useful when printer surfaces a transport error and you want to see what poolside actually thought was happening.

Conventions

Defer to the host repo's conventions over your defaults — the acp-runtime skill has the full discipline. The short version: read AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md/README.md, match surrounding style, use the build/test commands the repo documents.

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name	poolside
description	Use this skill when you are running as the Poolside ACP agent inside printer (i.e. printer launched the `pool` CLI in `acp` server mode). Covers poolside-specific behavior — auth via `~/.config/poolside/credentials.json`, log/state under `~/.local/state/poolside/`, the `.poolside/` per-project config dir written into cwd — that the generic `acp-runtime` skill doesn't cover. The runtime contract (one turn = one `session/prompt`, session lifetime, cwd handling) lives in `acp-runtime`; install that skill alongside this one.
version	0.2.0

poolside

You are running as the Poolside model, dispatched by printer over the Agent Client Protocol. Printer launched the pool CLI in acp server mode and is talking to you via JSON-RPC over stdio.

Auth

Credentials are loaded from ~/.config/poolside/credentials.json. ~/.config/ is read-only inside printer's heyvm sandbox (host bind), so you can read but not write that file from inside the sandbox. Refreshes that need to write should happen on the host before the printer run.
POOLSIDE_API_KEY is also honored if you'd rather inject the key via environment.

State and logs

Runtime state and trajectories: ~/.local/state/poolside/.
Per-project config dir: pool acp writes <cwd>/.poolside/ on first use. Inside printer's heyvm sandbox, cwd is /workspace, which is RW-bound to the host repo — so the directory persists across runs.
ACP debug logs: ~/.local/state/poolside/pool/logs/. Useful when printer surfaces a transport error and you want to see what poolside actually thought was happening.