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Use this skill when initializing, checking, or refreshing a Retriever workspace. It defines the .retriever directory layout, bootstrap flow, runtime refresh rules, the pinned dependency contract for the current runtime, and the current workspace maintenance command surface.
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。
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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 | workspace |
| description | Use this skill when initializing, checking, or refreshing a Retriever workspace. It defines the .retriever directory layout, bootstrap flow, runtime refresh rules, the pinned dependency contract for the current runtime, and the current workspace maintenance command surface. |
| metadata | {"version":"1.1.17"} |
Use this skill for any task that needs to bootstrap or maintain a workspace-local Retriever installation.
tools.py bundle..retriever/..retriever/ inside that root.skills/tool-template/tools.py as the canonical command entrypoint.workspace status, workspace init, and workspace update; old direct doctor, bootstrap, and upgrade-workspace command names are implementation/history details, not the user-facing surface.runtime.json as the local state record for the canonical tool version, schema version, and checksum.With the current 1.1.17 / schema 26 tool surface, Claude should be able to:
workspace status.retriever/ directory structuretools.py bundle directly26runtime.jsoningest facadeingest surfacecontrol_number values during ingestDo not improvise the runtime contract beyond the referenced files.