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Runs Multica CLI commands by mapping the user's request to the right `multica <command>` invocation. Use when the user asks to do anything with Multica — issues, agents, workspaces, autopilots, skills, squads, or the daemon.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Use when the user wants to evaluate, score, review, or automatically improve an existing agent skill (a SKILL.md) — e.g. "optimize this skill", "score my skill", "review my SKILL.md", "how good is this skill", "auto-optimize", "improve skill quality". Use when a skill needs quality assessment against a rubric or iterative refinement.
Distills a session's repeatable workflow into a new project skill in .claude/skills/. Use when a session solved a non-trivial, repeatable problem and the workflow is worth capturing for reuse — e.g. "save this", "distill this", "turn this into a skill", "capture this workflow", "make a skill from this", or at the end of a session that produced a reusable pattern.
Use when the user wants to capture, replicate, or distill how a specific person (or topic/role) thinks into a reusable thinking-framework skill — e.g. "distill Munger", "make a Feynman skill", "build an X-perspective", "how does <person> think", or updating an existing <person>-perspective skill. Also use when the user expresses a vague need for a thinking partner or decision lens ("help me improve decision quality", "I need a mental-model advisor", "is there a way of thinking that helps me see business clearly").
Refines an existing project skill in .claude/skills/ with new learnings from the current session. Use when updating or improving an existing skill, or when distill-session identifies the learning extends an existing skill rather than warranting a new one — e.g. "update SKILL.md", "improve this skill", "extend this skill", "refine this skill", "tighten the skill description", or "this skill didn't trigger".
Tags the current git repository with a new version tag. Use when marking a release point in git history.
Picks the right Kubernetes Deployment update strategy (RollingUpdate / Recreate / Blue-Green / Canary) for the situation. Use when configuring a new Deployment, changing rollout config, or deciding how to ship a risky change.
| name | multica |
| description | Runs Multica CLI commands by mapping the user's request to the right `multica <command>` invocation. Use when the user asks to do anything with Multica — issues, agents, workspaces, autopilots, skills, squads, or the daemon. |
| when_to_use | multica, multica cli, multica login, multica issue, multica agent, multica autopilot, multica daemon, multica workspace, multica squad, multica skill, multica runtime, multica repo, multica setup, multica config |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
Thin pass-through skill: translate the user's request into a multica <command> [args] call and run it. Reference: https://multica.ai/docs/cli
| Area | Common commands |
|---|---|
| Auth/setup | multica login, multica auth status, multica auth logout, multica setup cloud, multica setup self-host |
| Workspaces | multica workspace list, multica workspace get <slug>, multica workspace member list, multica workspace update <id> |
| Issues | multica issue list, multica issue get <id>, multica issue create, multica issue assign <id> --agent <slug>, multica issue search <query> |
| Projects | `multica project list |
| Agents | multica agent list, multica agent get <slug>, multica agent create, multica agent tasks <slug> |
| Skills | `multica skill list |
| Squads | multica squad list, multica squad create --name <n> --leader <slug>, multica squad member add <id> --agent <slug> |
| Autopilots | multica autopilot list, multica autopilot create --name <n>, multica autopilot trigger <id> |
| Daemon/runtime | multica daemon start, multica daemon status, multica runtime list, multica runtime usage |
| Misc | multica repo checkout <url>, multica config, multica version, multica update |
multica issue assign MUL-12 --agent reviewer).multica <command> --help first — never guess flag names.multica login then retry.multica is not found, ask the user to install it (don't try to install it automatically).multica --help or multica <area> --help and adapt from real output.User: "create an autopilot named Daily Review and trigger it"
multica autopilot create --name "Daily Review"
# capture the returned ID, e.g. ap-123
multica autopilot trigger ap-123
multica issue get MUL-123, not --id MUL-123).multica <command> --help.