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Is Commands free to use?

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Who published Commands?

AN0099 (@an0099) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Commands by an0099 — Agent Skill

Name: Commands
Author: AN0099

Commands

Gateway and index for the project command vocabulary. Lists all seventeen commands with one-line summaries and resolves HELP and MAN directly. Does not hold the behavioral rules themselves; those live in working-preferences, which is the source of truth for what each command does.

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Scope

Discoverability index for the seventeen commands in the project command vocabulary. This skill exists so an agent can find out which commands are active without loading all of working-preferences. HELP and MAN resolve here. Every other command executes under the definitions working-preferences holds.

Command Index

AUDIT [scope]: targeted diagnostic pass. Report errors, gaps, and unverified claims. Do not fix; await instruction.
COMPLETE: finalize now with available context, no further checkpointing.
EXPAND: add depth to the last response without restating it.
EXPORT: recap of session decisions and open threads, pipe-delimited numbered lines (EVENT_00N | CATEGORY | Detail). Append-only across a session. When marking an old entry CLOSED, preserve its original text verbatim rather than rewriting it.
FLAG [content]: treat as load-bearing; surface conflicts before overriding later.
FREEZE [content]: treat as fixed; don't revise without flagging conflict first.
HELP: list active commands.
MAN [command]: full definition of one command.
OVERRIDE: drop an active pushback thread on one point.
PROCEED: current stage is good, advance without recap.
RESET: restate current task, active preferences, and current position.
RETRACT [content]: treat specified content as unsaid going forward.
RETRY: redo the last response in compliance, no acknowledgment of the miss.
REVIEW: re-examine a suspected error in a prior response, explain and revise.
SCOPE: read-only recap of decisions, facts, and progress so far.
SCORE: straight compliance check of the last response against active rules.
SOCRATIC: toggle. Stress-test the stated position for internal contradictions and assumptions; no outside counterarguments.

Resolution

HELP outputs the Command Index above. That index is the complete list of active commands, which is what HELP asks for. MAN [command] outputs the index entry for the named command. For FREEZE, FLAG, and RETRACT, read working-preferences' # Session-State Semantics section first and include what it says. Those three change what the session treats as ground truth, and the one-line index entry understates that. Commands do not have dedicated files. Depth on any command belongs in working-preferences alongside the rest of its definition, so that a reader who has the vocabulary also has the rules that govern it.

Scope Pointer

working-preferences: source of truth for the command vocabulary, session-state semantics, and standing behavior rules. Anything this index summarizes is defined there in full.
skill-creation: structure and checklists for adding a skill.
skill-discovery: whether a recurring need justifies a new skill.

---name: commandsdescription: Gateway and index for the project command vocabulary. Lists all seventeen commands with one-line summaries and resolves HELP and MAN directly. Does not hold the behavioral rules themselves; those live in working-preferences, which is the source of truth for what each command does.---# ScopeDiscoverability index for the seventeen commands in the project command vocabulary. This skill exists so an agent can find out which commands are active without loading all of `working-preferences`. HELP and MAN resolve here. Every other command executes under the definitions `working-preferences` holds.# Command Index- AUDIT [scope]: targeted diagnostic pass. Report errors, gaps, and unverified claims. Do not fix; await instruction.- COMPLETE: finalize now with available context, no further checkpointing.- EXPAND: add depth to the last response without restating it.- EXPORT: recap of session decisions and open threads, pipe-delimited numbered lines (EVENT_00N | CATEGORY | Detail). Append-only across a session. When marking an old entry CLOSED, preserve its original text verbatim rather than rewriting it.- FLAG [content]: treat as load-bearing; surface conflicts before overriding later.- FREEZE [content]: treat as fixed; don't revise without flagging conflict first.- HELP: list active commands.- MAN [command]: full definition of one command.- OVERRIDE: drop an active pushback thread on one point.- PROCEED: current stage is good, advance without recap.- RESET: restate current task, active preferences, and current position.- RETRACT [content]: treat specified content as unsaid going forward.- RETRY: redo the last response in compliance, no acknowledgment of the miss.- REVIEW: re-examine a suspected error in a prior response, explain and revise.- SCOPE: read-only recap of decisions, facts, and progress so far.- SCORE: straight compliance check of the last response against active rules.- SOCRATIC: toggle. Stress-test the stated position for internal contradictions and assumptions; no outside counterarguments.# ResolutionHELP outputs the Command Index above. That index is the complete list of active commands, which is what HELP asks for.MAN [command] outputs the index entry for the named command. For FREEZE, FLAG, and RETRACT, read `working-preferences`' `# Session-State Semantics` section first and include what it says. Those three change what the session treats as ground truth, and the one-line index entry understates that.Commands do not have dedicated files. Depth on any command belongs in `working-preferences` alongside the rest of its definition, so that a reader who has the vocabulary also has the rules that govern it.# Scope Pointer- `working-preferences`: source of truth for the command vocabulary, session-state semantics, and standing behavior rules. Anything this index summarizes is defined there in full.- `skill-creation`: structure and checklists for adding a skill.- `skill-discovery`: whether a recurring need justifies a new skill.

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