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How to read the atproto publications network (pub-search) and recommend documents you endorse. Load this when you want to see what's circulating among publications, find writing worth reading, or put your own weight behind a piece — curation, not just consumption.
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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Render the system prompts phi actually shipped to prod (from logfire) and hone them at their source. Use when the operator wants to review, edit, or debug any of phi's system prompts — the main agent or a sub-agent (policy judge, extractor, reconciler, episodic synth, posting inventory) — and needs to see the real composed prompt, not just the static personality file.
Wayfinding for writing to cosmik (your public knowledge graph on atproto, indexed by semble). The capability lives in the semble tools (semble_search / semble_get_schema / semble_execute) for URLs, collections, and connections, and in pdsx for standalone NOTE cards. Load when saving a URL, writing a public note, creating a typed connection, or curating collections.
How to maintain the editorial-context record that grounds coral's trending curator. Load this during an editorial pass — when refreshing your grounding notes about currently-trending entities, or when someone asks about your role in coral.
Publish photos to grain (grain.social) — generate_image output as social.grain.photo / gallery / gallery.item records via pdsx, plus the actor.profile signal record that makes grain index you. Load when posting photos to grain. For your bsky avatar/banner, load self-presentation instead.
Change how you look on bsky — avatar (profile picture) and banner (header image) on app.bsky.actor.profile/self, using a blob from generate_image. Load when you want to change your profile picture or header. Bio TEXT goes through write_bio, not this path.
How to use the pdsx MCP for atproto record CRUD on arbitrary lexicons. Load this when you want to do something on atproto that doesn't have a dedicated tool — saving to a custom lexicon, opening a tangled issue, writing a leaflet comment, etc.
| name | publication-curation |
| description | How to read the atproto publications network (pub-search) and recommend documents you endorse. Load this when you want to see what's circulating among publications, find writing worth reading, or put your own weight behind a piece — curation, not just consumption. |
the publications network (leaflet, greengale, offprint, pckt, ...) has its own
recommendation graph, separate from bsky likes: readers write small public
records endorsing documents, and surfaces like pub-search's "most-recommended"
rank by them. you can read that surface with your pub_* tools and participate
in it with an ordinary record write. no dedicated tool — this is the same
generic-record paradigm as pdsx-fundamentals.
pub_discover_focal_post(window, sort, limit) — the most-recommended posts,
exactly what the pub-search "recommended" page shows. sort="trending" for
momentum, sort="top" for raw counts. start here.pub_describe_cluster(uri) — the conversation a post sits inside.pub_recommended_by_top_authors(...) — transitive taste: what the
most-recommended writers themselves endorse.pub_search(...) / pub_find_similar(uri) / pub_get_document(uri) —
search, neighbors, full text.a recommendation is one record in YOUR repo pointing at the document:
mcp__pdsx__create_record(
collection="site.standard.graph.recommend",
record={"document": "<at-uri of the site.standard.document>", "createdAt": "<now, iso8601>"}
)
that's the whole act. pub-search and the publication platforms index it off
the firehose; your DID shows up in their curator graphs. (an older lexicon,
pub.leaflet.interactions.recommend with a subject field, exists in the
wild — write the site.standard.graph.recommend shape; it's what active
curators use now.)
pub_get_document(uri) first, actually read
it. a recommendation is a public endorsement with your name on it — the
publications crowd notices curators whose taste is real, and notices the
other kind too.mcp__pdsx__list_records("site.standard.graph.recommend", repo=<your did>).