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Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Use subagents to save context space and/or parallelize subtasks where possible
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
User-invoked shorthand that inverts delegation — produce a filesystem bundle (checklist, drop-bin directory, notes template) of human-only actions and artifacts blocking project progress, and launch the user's editor on it.
Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Shorthand that tells the agent to ask clarifying questions instead of making decisions on its own
Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Sequence a task as ordered parts that add up to the whole. Each iteration may read prior iterations' outputs.
Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Run N blind agents on the same job in parallel, then merge findings into consensus/unique/conflicts. Agents report only — no edits for concurrent safety.
Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Spawns an independent subagent to critique recent work with web research. Use when the user wants a second opinion, says "doubt this", or wants to verify code against docs.
Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Search prior coding-agent chat transcripts (Claude Code, Codex, ...) for context. Use when the user explicitly activates this skill or asks to recall or dig up something from past chats.
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| description | Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Use subagents to save context space and/or parallelize subtasks where possible |
Honor every skill explicitly activated in the user's request exactly once. If another activated skill is not yet loaded and the host provides a skill-loading mechanism, load it through that mechanism. Do not reload an active skill.
Prefer subagents over doing work inline whenever it would save context space or enable parallelism. Specifically:
When briefing a subagent, write a self-contained prompt — it has no memory of this conversation.
