How do I install the Asset Stinger skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add legioncodeinc/asset-stinger in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

Is Asset Stinger safe to use?

This skill has not completed SkillMD's automated safety review yet. SkillMD never runs a skill's scripts for you; review the SKILL.md before installing.

Which AI agents work with Asset Stinger?

This skill is tagged as working with Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex. SKILL.md is an open format, so most agents that read a skills directory can load it too.

Is Asset Stinger free to use?

Yes. Installing skills from SkillMD is free, and the skill stays under its author's original license.

Who published Asset Stinger?

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

Asset Stinger by legioncodeinc — Agent Skill

Name: Asset Stinger
Author: legioncodeinc

Asset Stinger

Equips asset-worker-bee with the Universal Asset Registry: the 19-asset taxonomy (Features, Pages, Routes, Surfaces, Controls, Displays, Layouts, NavEntries, DesignTokens, Icons, MediaAssets, Fonts, Motion, Breakpoints, ContentEntries, Translations, FeatureFlagBindings, MeterBindings, Entitlements), the registration workflow, the code-vs-DB drift audit, the sync-generator contract, the deprecation/sunset rules, and the canonical Prisma + SQL schema. Use when registering, auditing, deprecating, or generating sync code for any of the 19 asset types, when checking for drift between code and the registry, or when standing up the registry in a new repo. Not for QA report authorship (use quality-stinger), PRD numbering (use library-stinger), UX design decisions (use ux-ui-svelte-stinger), or security audits of the registry tables (use security-stinger).

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File contents

asset-stinger

Cursor-skill wrapper for the asset-worker-bee Bee's companion resource bundle. The full directory map, intent-routing tables, per-asset guide index, schema picker, examples catalog, templates list, and self-operation notes are in README.md: start there.

Agent entry point: colony/.claude/agents/asset-worker-bee.md

Peer Bees: library-worker-bee, quality-worker-bee, security-worker-bee, ux-ui-svelte-worker-bee. Scope boundaries are documented in guides/05-hand-offs.md.

This file exists so Cursor's skill router can discover the stinger by description and trigger correctly. The Bee reads README.md for navigation and the matching guides/*.md for procedural detail per invocation. The principles guide guides/00-principles.md holds the nine non-negotiables (additive-only schema, indexed-payload-only filters, every asset has a stable code-side anchor, etc.) and is required reading before any registry mutation.

The registry source-of-truth (the host repo's library/knowledge/private/asset-registry/ folder) is described in templates/registry-kb-README.md. The canonical Prisma + SQL schema lives in schema/ with bootstrap (greenfield DB) and overlay (existing DB) variants.

---name: asset-stingerdescription: Equips asset-worker-bee with the Universal Asset Registry: the 19-asset taxonomy (Features, Pages, Routes, Surfaces, Controls, Displays, Layouts, NavEntries, DesignTokens, Icons, MediaAssets, Fonts, Motion, Breakpoints, ContentEntries, Translations, FeatureFlagBindings, MeterBindings, Entitlements), the registration workflow, the code-vs-DB drift audit, the sync-generator contract, the deprecation/sunset rules, and the canonical Prisma + SQL schema. Use when registering, auditing, deprecating, or generating sync code for any of the 19 asset types, when checking for drift between code and the registry, or when standing up the registry in a new repo. Not for QA report authorship (use quality-stinger), PRD numbering (use library-stinger), UX design decisions (use ux-ui-svelte-stinger), or security audits of the registry tables (use security-stinger).---# asset-stingerCursor-skill wrapper for the `asset-worker-bee` Bee's companion resource bundle. The full directory map, intent-routing tables, per-asset guide index, schema picker, examples catalog, templates list, and self-operation notes are in [`README.md`](README.md): start there.> **Agent entry point:** [`colony/.claude/agents/asset-worker-bee.md`](../../agents/asset-worker-bee.md)>> **Peer Bees:** [`library-worker-bee`](../../agents/library-worker-bee.md), [`quality-worker-bee`](../../agents/quality-worker-bee.md), [`security-worker-bee`](../../agents/security-worker-bee.md), [`ux-ui-svelte-worker-bee`](../../agents/ux-ui-svelte-worker-bee.md). Scope boundaries are documented in [`guides/05-hand-offs.md`](guides/05-hand-offs.md).This file exists so Cursor's skill router can discover the stinger by description and trigger correctly. The Bee reads `README.md` for navigation and the matching `guides/*.md` for procedural detail per invocation. The principles guide [`guides/00-principles.md`](guides/00-principles.md) holds the nine non-negotiables (additive-only schema, indexed-payload-only filters, every asset has a stable code-side anchor, etc.) and is required reading before any registry mutation.The registry source-of-truth (the host repo's `library/knowledge/private/asset-registry/` folder) is described in [`templates/registry-kb-README.md`](templates/registry-kb-README.md). The canonical Prisma + SQL schema lives in [`schema/`](schema/) with bootstrap (greenfield DB) and overlay (existing DB) variants.

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