Skill Launcher

Skill Launcher

This skill ensures ALL subagents launched via sessions_spawn get the appropriate skill context automatically.

How It Works

When spawning a subagent, you MUST prepend skill context to the task prompt. This skill provides the template and protocol for doing so.

Protocol for Subagent Skill Injection

Step 1: Identify Relevant Skills

Before spawning, identify which skills are relevant to the task:

Task Analysis → Required Skills → Fetch Skill Content → Inject into Prompt

Step 2: Skill Context Template

Prepend this template to ALL subagent task prompts:

## SKILL CONTEXT FOR THIS TASK

You have access to the following skills. Read them before starting work:

### [SKILL NAME]
[Fetch skill content from: C:\Users\belal\clawd\skills\<skill>\SKILL.md]
[OR from raw GitHub: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iberi22/agents-flows-recipes/main/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md]

---

## TASK

[Your actual task here]

Step 3: Quick Skill Reference

Step 4: Skill Paths

Skills are available at:

• Local: C:\Users\belal\clawd\skills\<skill>\SKILL.md
• Raw GitHub: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iberi22/agents-flows-recipes/main/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md
• Skill Provider: node E:\scripts-python\agents-flows-recipes\_registry\skill-provider.js get <skill>

Step 5: Fetching Skill Content

# Get skill locally
Read: C:\Users\belal\clawd\skills\<skill>\SKILL.md

# Or via skill provider
node E:\scripts-python\agents-flows-recipes\_registry\skill-provider.js get <skill>

Example: Spawning a Frontend Subagent

BAD (No Skill Context):

sessions_spawn(task: "Fix the login button on mobile")

GOOD (With Skill Context):

sessions_spawn(task: `## SKILL CONTEXT FOR THIS TASK

You are working on a Next.js 15 project with Tailwind CSS.

### nextjs Skill
Read: C:\Users\belal\clawd\skills\nextjs\SKILL.md

### tailwindcss Skill
Read: C:\Users\belal\clawd\skills\tailwindcss\SKILL.md

---

## TASK

Fix the login button on mobile. The button is too small and hard to tap on phones.
`)

Automatic Skill Detection

For each subagent task, automatically detect required skills:

1. Analyze the task description

2. Match keywords to skills:

   • "frontend", "react", "next", "button", "ui" → nextjs, tailwindcss
   • "rust", "cargo", "backend" → rust
   • "python", "pip", "venv" → python
   • "deploy", "cloudflare", "astro" → astro
   • "debug", "fix", "error", "chrome" → frontend-doctor
   • "github", "pr", "issue", "repo" → github
   • "research", "search", "tavily" → web-research
   • "security", "vulnerability", "scan" → healthcheck
   • "sales", "proposal", "rfi", "client" → sales-pro

3. Fetch the top 2-3 most relevant skills

4. Inject into prompt before the actual task

Skill Provider CLI

To list available skills:

node E:\scripts-python\agents-flows-recipes\_registry\skill-provider.js list --public

To search for a skill:

node E:\scripts-python\agents-flows-recipes\_registry\skill-provider.js search <keyword>

Priority Rules

1. Always include at least ONE skill for any coding task
2. Max 3 skills to avoid prompt bloat
3. Order by relevance: Primary skill first, dependencies after
4. For multi-tool tasks: Include the tool skill (github, web-research) plus domain skill

This Skill

This skill (skill-launcher) is automatically loaded for ALL subagent spawns. It provides:

• The skill injection protocol
• Quick reference tables
• Example templates

Use it every time you spawn a subagent via sessions_spawn.