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Use this skill when creating, inspecting, or migrating Retriever's SQLite schema. It is the source of truth for table layouts, path rules, custom field registry behavior, manual field locks, and schema-version behavior.
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Use this skill when the user wants to export the current active scope or result set as a CSV table or archive, inspect export progress, or otherwise "save", "download", "bundle", or "hand off" Retriever results — or when the user types "/export".
Use this skill when the user wants Retriever to ingest a processed litigation or eDiscovery production such as a DAT/OPT/TEXT/IMAGES set, a Bates-numbered volume, or explicitly asks to run ingest-production.
Use this skill when the user wants to ingest, index, import, load, add, upload, or process files or folders into Retriever, or to refresh changed files, ingest a processed production, or explain what was ingested — including phrasings like "index this folder", "import these files", "load the Downloads directory", "add this PST to the collection", "upload and process this batch", "re-index the gmail-max mbox", or "what did you ingest". It bootstraps the workspace if needed, chooses between ingest and ingest-production, and summarizes the results.
Use this skill when the user wants Retriever to ingest or inspect Outlook PST mail archives. It covers the first-class libpff-python / pypff-backed PST container pipeline, where one PST source expands into message documents plus attachment children.
Use this skill when a Retriever task needs the shared routing ladder, result presentation contract, filesystem safety rules, or Tier 1-to-Tier 3 fallback policy. This is the shared operating surface that other Retriever skills reference as `retriever:routing`.
Use this skill when the user wants to execute a planned Retriever processing run inline or in the background — including natural-language phrasings like "run OCR", "start the image-description job", "kick off the OCR worker", "process the queue", "execute run 42", "resume the stalled run", or "finish processing". It decides between inline execution and spawning a subagent, and drives the claim / complete / heartbeat loop against the processing DB.
| name | schema |
| description | Use this skill when creating, inspecting, or migrating Retriever's SQLite schema. It is the source of truth for table layouts, path rules, custom field registry behavior, manual field locks, and schema-version behavior. |
| metadata | {"version":"1.1.17"} |
Operates under
retriever:routing. If the user's intent actually fits a different tier — anotherretriever:*skill, a Tier 2 slash, a Tier 3tools.pysubcommand, or (last resort) direct DB access — stop and re-route against the ladder before continuing.
Use this skill whenever a task touches:
python3 skills/tool-template/tools.py schema-version to confirm the current schema_version and tool_version.schema-version, the code wins..retriever/.