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   Comms 2 · grandamenium

   A message has just arrived in your session from the fast-checker daemon — you see a block starting with === TELEGRAM or === AGENT MESSAGE. Read it, decide what action to take, and reply using the command shown in the message header. If it is from the user, they are waiting for your response right now. If it is from another agent, they may be blocked on your reply. Handle all messages before returning to other work.
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   Cron Management 2 · grandamenium

   Manage persistent recurring scheduled tasks via the cortextos bus. Crons are stored in crons.json, loaded and dispatched by the daemon, and survive agent restarts. Use this skill for all cron CRUD: create, update, remove, list, test-fire, and inspect execution history. Never use CronCreate or /loop for persistent recurring work — those are session-only and die on restart.
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   Tasks 2 · grandamenium

   You are about to start any meaningful piece of work — a research task, a build, a draft, a deployment, anything with a deliverable. Before you begin, create a task. During the work, mark it in_progress and write WORKING ON to daily memory. When done, complete it with a result summary and log a task_completed event. If you are blocked, set the task to blocked with the reason. If a human needs to do something first, assign it to them. Without a task, your work is invisible to the dashboard and the user.
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   Heartbeat 2 · grandamenium

   Your heartbeat cron has fired and you need to update your status so the dashboard shows you as alive. Or you are checking whether another agent is responsive before sending them work. Or an agent appears offline or stale in the dashboard and you need to investigate whether their session is still running. A dead heartbeat means the system thinks you are down — update it proactively and check fleet health on every heartbeat cycle.
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   Onboarding 2 · grandamenium

   You have just booted for the first time — there is no .onboarded flag in your state directory — and you need to set up your identity, connect your Telegram bot, configure your goals, and establish yourself within the org. Or onboarding was previously interrupted and the user has asked you to run it again. This skill walks you through every step of becoming a functioning agent. Do not skip steps. Do not start normal operations until onboarding is complete.
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   M2c1 Worker 2 · grandamenium

   You need to build software autonomously — a new project, a major feature, or any structured development task. You will act as the 'human' supervisor for a dedicated M2C1 worker session, managing it through all 12 phases: provide the brain dump, answer discovery questions, configure tools and credentials, monitor progress via bus messages and git, validate the output, and clean up when done. Use when the work is large enough to warrant a dedicated isolated build session.
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   Approvals 2 · grandamenium

   You are about to take an action that affects the outside world, cannot be undone, or involves real people — and you have not yet received explicit permission. This includes: sending any email or message to a real person, deploying code to production, posting on social media, making a purchase or financial commitment, deleting files or data, merging a PR to main, or publishing anything publicly. Stop, create an approval, block your task, and notify the user. Do not proceed until you receive the approval decision in your inbox.
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   Autoresearch 2 · grandamenium

   The analyst has assigned you a research cycle, or you have identified a metric you want to improve through systematic experimentation. You will form a hypothesis, make a targeted change, measure the outcome against a baseline, and decide whether to keep or discard the change. You repeat this loop until the metric improves or you exhaust viable hypotheses. This is not ad-hoc research — it is structured scientific iteration with a defined metric, a hypothesis, and a measurable result.
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   Onboarding 3 · grandamenium

   You have just booted for the first time — there is no .onboarded flag in your state directory — and you need to set up your identity, connect your Telegram bot, configure your goals, and establish yourself within the org. Or onboarding was previously interrupted and the user has asked you to run it again. This skill walks you through every step of becoming a functioning agent. Do not skip steps. Do not start normal operations until onboarding is complete.
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    Theta Wave 2 · grandamenium

    System-level deep improvement cycle. You scan the entire system, evaluate all experiments, do external research, have a real conversation with the orchestrator, and manage agent research cycles. Theta wave is itself an autoresearch cycle with a compound qualitative metric.
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    Human Tasks 2 · grandamenium

    You have hit a blocker that is not a permission issue — it is a capability issue. You genuinely cannot complete the next step because it requires a human: making a payment, entering credentials for a service you cannot access, physical action, a decision that only the user can make, or anything else outside your capabilities. You need to create a clear [HUMAN] task with step-by-step instructions, block your own work on it, and notify the orchestrator so this surfaces in the next briefing.
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    M2c1 Worker 3 · grandamenium

    You need to build software autonomously — a new project, a major feature, or any structured development task. You will act as the 'human' supervisor for a dedicated M2C1 worker session, managing it through all 12 phases: provide the brain dump, answer discovery questions, configure tools and credentials, monitor progress via bus messages and git, validate the output, and clean up when done. Use when the work is large enough to warrant a dedicated isolated build session.
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    Autoresearch 3 · grandamenium

    The analyst has assigned you a research cycle, or you have identified a metric you want to improve through systematic experimentation. You will form a hypothesis, make a targeted change, measure the outcome against a baseline, and decide whether to keep or discard the change. You repeat this loop until the metric improves or you exhaust viable hypotheses. This is not ad-hoc research — it is structured scientific iteration with a defined metric, a hypothesis, and a measurable result.
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    Cron Management 3 · grandamenium

    Manage scheduled tasks (crons). Crons are daemon-managed and stored in crons.json — they survive restarts automatically. Use when: verifying crons on session start, creating new recurring tasks, updating or removing crons, troubleshooting scheduled tasks, or using the dashboard test-fire button.
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    Bus Reference 2 · grandamenium

    Complete cortextos bus CLI reference - all available commands with examples. Use when you need to look up a bus command, check syntax, or discover available tools.
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    Event Logging 2 · grandamenium

    You have just completed a task, started a session, dispatched work to another agent, finished a research cycle, or taken any significant action — and you need to record it so the dashboard activity feed shows your work. Without logging, you are invisible. Every session start, task completion, and major coordination action must produce at least one event. If you have been active but see no events in the dashboard, you have been logging nothing.
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    Upstream Sync 2 · grandamenium

    Check for cortextOS framework updates from the remote repo. Fetches changes, categorizes them, explains in plain English, and applies only with user approval.
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    Agent Management 2 · grandamenium

    You need to create a new agent, restart a crashed agent, change an agent's model or config, fix a Telegram bot token, troubleshoot why an agent is not responding, enable or disable an agent, spawn an agent for another user, manage PM2 process management, reset crash limits, or do anything that touches an agent's lifecycle, configuration, or credentials. This is the definitive guide for every agent operation in cortextOS.
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    Env Management 2 · grandamenium

    You need to add a new API key to the system, update an existing credential, check what secrets are configured for the org or a specific agent, onboard a new third-party tool that needs credentials, diagnose why an agent cannot access a service because a key appears missing, rotate a compromised or expired key, or restart affected agents after a credential change. This skill covers the full lifecycle of environment variables and secrets in cortextOS.
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    Knowledge Base 2 · grandamenium

    You are about to research a topic, answer a factual question about the org, or look up context about a person, project, or tool. Before searching the web or asking the user, query the knowledge base first — the answer may already exist from a previous research session. After you complete any substantial research, ingest your findings so future agents do not repeat the same work. The KB is the org's shared memory across all agents.
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    Soul Philosophy 2 · grandamenium

    Full behavioral philosophy for cortextOS agents - detailed principles, examples, and guidelines. Use when you need deep context on behavioral expectations or are onboarding.
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    Onboarding 4 · grandamenium

    You have just booted for the first time — there is no .onboarded flag in your state directory — and you need to set up your identity, connect your Telegram bot, configure your goals, and establish yourself within the org. Or onboarding was previously interrupted and the user has asked you to run it again. This skill walks you through every step of becoming a functioning agent. Do not skip steps. Do not start normal operations until onboarding is complete.
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    Agent Management 3 · grandamenium

    You need to create a new agent, restart a crashed agent, change an agent's model or config, fix a Telegram bot token, troubleshoot why an agent is not responding, enable or disable an agent, spawn an agent for another user, manage PM2 process management, reset crash limits, or do anything that touches an agent's lifecycle, configuration, or credentials. This is the definitive guide for every agent operation in cortextOS.
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    Autoresearch 4 · grandamenium

    The analyst has assigned you a research cycle, or you have identified a metric you want to improve through systematic experimentation. You will form a hypothesis, make a targeted change, measure the outcome against a baseline, and decide whether to keep or discard the change. You repeat this loop until the metric improves or you exhaust viable hypotheses. This is not ad-hoc research — it is structured scientific iteration with a defined metric, a hypothesis, and a measurable result.
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    Bus Reference 3 · grandamenium

    Complete cortextos bus CLI reference - all available commands with examples. Use when you need to look up a bus command, check syntax, or discover available tools.
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    Morning Review 2 · grandamenium

    Daily morning briefing workflow. Triggered by morning cron. Pulls overnight agent work, checks goals state, cascades goals to agents, schedules tasks, sends briefing to user.
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    Guardrails Reference 2 · grandamenium

    Full red flag table with all guardrail patterns. Use when you catch yourself rationalizing or want to review all anti-patterns.
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    Agent Management 4 · grandamenium

    You need to create a new agent, restart a crashed agent, change an agent's model or config, fix a Telegram bot token, troubleshoot why an agent is not responding, enable or disable an agent, spawn an agent for another user, manage PM2 process management, reset crash limits, or do anything that touches an agent's lifecycle, configuration, or credentials. This is the definitive guide for every agent operation in cortextOS.
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    Agent Management 5 · grandamenium

    You need to create a new agent, restart a crashed agent, change an agent's model or config, fix a Telegram bot token, troubleshoot why an agent is not responding, enable or disable an agent, spawn an agent for another user, manage PM2 process management, reset crash limits, or do anything that touches an agent's lifecycle, configuration, or credentials. This is the definitive guide for every agent operation in cortextOS.
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    Guardrails Reference 3 · grandamenium

    Full red flag table with all guardrail patterns. Use when you catch yourself rationalizing or want to review all anti-patterns.
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    Cron Management 4 · grandamenium

    Manage scheduled tasks (crons). Crons are daemon-managed and stored in crons.json — they survive restarts automatically. Use when: verifying crons on session start, creating new recurring tasks, updating or removing crons, troubleshooting scheduled tasks, or using the dashboard test-fire button.
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    Agent Management 6 · grandamenium

    You need to create a new agent, restart a crashed agent, change an agent's model or config, fix a Telegram bot token, troubleshoot why an agent is not responding, enable or disable an agent, spawn an agent for another user, manage PM2 process management, reset crash limits, or do anything that touches an agent's lifecycle, configuration, or credentials. This is the definitive guide for every agent operation in cortextOS.
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    Heartbeat 3 · grandamenium

    Your heartbeat cron has fired and you need to update your status so the dashboard shows you as alive. Or you are checking whether another agent is responsive before sending them work. Or an agent appears offline or stale in the dashboard and you need to investigate whether their session is still running. A dead heartbeat means the system thinks you are down — update it proactively and check fleet health on every heartbeat cycle.
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    Auto Skill 2 · grandamenium

    You just completed a complex task that required 8+ distinct tool calls, or you noticed you are solving the same type of problem for the third time. Create a skill candidate draft so this workflow can be reused in future sessions without rediscovery. Draft goes to skills/drafts/ — never auto-activates until the user approves.
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    Onboarding 5 · grandamenium

    You have just booted for the first time — there is no .onboarded flag in your state directory — and you need to set up your identity, connect your Telegram bot, configure your goals, and establish yourself within the org. Or onboarding was previously interrupted and the user has asked you to run it again. This skill walks you through every step of becoming a functioning agent. Do not skip steps. Do not start normal operations until onboarding is complete.
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    M2c1 Worker 4 · grandamenium

    You need to build software autonomously — a new project, a major feature, or any structured development task. You will act as the 'human' supervisor for a dedicated M2C1 worker session, managing it through all 12 phases: provide the brain dump, answer discovery questions, configure tools and credentials, monitor progress via bus messages and git, validate the output, and clean up when done. Use when the work is large enough to warrant a dedicated isolated build session.
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    Autoresearch 5 · grandamenium

    The analyst has assigned you a research cycle, or you have identified a metric you want to improve through systematic experimentation. You will form a hypothesis, make a targeted change, measure the outcome against a baseline, and decide whether to keep or discard the change. You repeat this loop until the metric improves or you exhaust viable hypotheses. This is not ad-hoc research — it is structured scientific iteration with a defined metric, a hypothesis, and a measurable result.
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    Bus Reference 4 · grandamenium

    Complete cortextos bus CLI reference - all available commands with examples. Use when you need to look up a bus command, check syntax, or discover available tools.
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    Cron Management 5 · grandamenium

    Manage scheduled tasks (crons). Crons are daemon-managed and stored in crons.json — they survive restarts automatically. Use when: verifying crons on session start, creating new recurring tasks, updating or removing crons, troubleshooting scheduled tasks, or using the dashboard test-fire button.
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    Agent Management 7 · grandamenium

    You need to create a new agent, restart a crashed agent, change an agent's model or config, fix a Telegram bot token, troubleshoot why an agent is not responding, enable or disable an agent, spawn an agent for another user, manage PM2 process management, reset crash limits, or do anything that touches an agent's lifecycle, configuration, or credentials. This is the definitive guide for every agent operation in cortextOS.
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    Guardrails Reference 4 · grandamenium

    Full red flag table with all guardrail patterns. Use when you catch yourself rationalizing or want to review all anti-patterns.
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    Blotato Posting · grandamenium bundle

    Post content to multiple social platforms via the Blotato API. Supports TikTok, Instagram Reels/Carousels, YouTube, X (Twitter) posts and threads, Threads, and LinkedIn.
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    Memory Management · grandamenium bundle

    Optimizes Claude Code's native auto-memory management. Keeps MEMORY.md as a concise index under 200 lines with topic-based file organization and grep-first recall. Use when setting up memory for a new project or improving existing memory structure.
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    Dream · grandamenium bundle

    Memory consolidation skill for Claude Code. Scans session transcripts for corrections, decisions, preferences, and patterns, then merges findings into persistent memory files. Auto-triggers via native Stop hook every 24hrs. Inspired by how sleep consolidates human memory.
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    Gws Meta Workflows · grandamenium bundle

    Six production-ready meta-workflows that chain Google Workspace CLI (gws) commands into complex automations - inbox triage, meeting prep, client onboarding, weekly digests, email security scanning, and scheduling conflict resolution. Use when the user wants to automate multi-step Google Workspace workflows, chain gws commands together, or build higher-level productivity automations on top of the GWS CLI.
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    One Big Feature · grandamenium bundle

    Run a production-quality multi-agent development loop for one substantial feature. Use when the user asks for /orchestrate, /plan, /spec, /implement, /review-loop, one big feature, or wants an orchestrator agent to coordinate discovery, planning, sharded implementation, integrated review, validation, fixes, and a final human approval gate.
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    Understand Open Source · grandamenium bundle

    Deeply understand any open-source repo. Downloads its real source with opensrc, builds a code graph with graphify, uses the graph to find the parts that matter, READS the actual code for those parts, and produces an HTML breakdown report for you. Use when you want to truly understand how a library/repo works — not skim its docs. Pass the repo name as the argument.
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    Bulk · grandamenium

    Transcribe ALL videos from a TikTok profile. Use when you want to process an entire profile's content.
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    Start · grandamenium

    Set up the project and learn how to use it. Run this first when opening the project.
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    Accounts · grandamenium

    Manage TikTok profiles to scrape. Switch accounts, add multiple profiles, or list saved profiles.
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    Transcribe · grandamenium

    Transcribe specific video URL(s). Use when you have one or more TikTok video URLs to process.
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    Jq CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use jq to parse, filter, transform, and format JSON data from the terminal. Essential for processing API responses and structured data.
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    AWS CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the AWS CLI to manage S3 buckets, Lambda functions, EC2 instances, IAM, DynamoDB, and all AWS services from the terminal. Use this instead of the AWS MCP server.
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    Fly CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Fly.io CLI (flyctl) to deploy applications to edge locations, manage machines, volumes, secrets, and databases.
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    Azure CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Azure CLI (az) to manage Azure resources including App Service, Functions, VMs, storage, and databases. Use this instead of the Azure MCP server.
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    Ngrok CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use ngrok to create secure tunnels to localhost, exposing local servers to the internet for webhook testing, demos, and remote access.
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    Turso CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Turso CLI to create and manage SQLite edge databases, manage groups, replicate to regions, and query data. Use this instead of the Turso MCP server.
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    Docker CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Docker CLI to build images, run containers, manage volumes, networks, and use Docker Compose for multi-container applications.
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    Ffmpeg CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use FFmpeg to convert, process, and manipulate video and audio files from the terminal. Transcode formats, extract audio, create thumbnails, trim clips, and more.
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    Gcloud CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Google Cloud CLI (gcloud) to manage GCP projects, compute instances, Cloud Run, Cloud Functions, GCS, and BigQuery. Use this instead of the Google Cloud MCP server.
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    Github CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the GitHub CLI (gh) to manage repositories, pull requests, issues, actions, and releases directly from the terminal. Use this instead of the GitHub MCP server.
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    Httpie CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use HTTPie (http/https commands) for human-friendly API testing and debugging from the terminal. Simpler syntax than curl with automatic JSON handling.
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    Pandoc CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use Pandoc to convert documents between formats - Markdown, HTML, PDF, DOCX, LaTeX, EPUB, and dozens more.
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    Resend CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Resend CLI to send emails, manage domains, API keys, and audiences from the terminal. Use this instead of the Resend MCP server.
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    Stripe CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Stripe CLI to manage payments, listen to webhooks, trigger test events, and interact with your Stripe account from the terminal. Use this instead of the Stripe MCP server.
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    Twilio CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Twilio CLI to send SMS, make calls, manage phone numbers, and interact with Twilio APIs from the terminal. Use this instead of the Twilio MCP server.
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    Vercel CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Vercel CLI to deploy applications, manage environment variables, configure domains, and inspect deployments. Use this instead of the Vercel MCP server.
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    Yt Dlp CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use yt-dlp to download videos and audio from YouTube, Vimeo, Twitter, and 1000+ other sites. Extract metadata, select formats, and convert media.
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    Blender CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use Blender from the command line to render 3D scenes, run Python scripts for batch processing, and convert 3D file formats without the GUI.
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    Kubectl CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use kubectl to manage Kubernetes clusters, deploy applications, inspect pods, view logs, and manage resources.
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    Netlify CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Netlify CLI to deploy sites, manage serverless functions, configure environment variables, and manage forms. Use this instead of the Netlify MCP server.
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    Opencli CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use OpenCLI to turn any website, Electron app, or local tool into a CLI. 50+ adapters for social media, news, finance, and dev tools. Reuses Chrome login sessions with zero credentials. AI-agent ready with structured output.
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    Railway CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Railway CLI to deploy services, manage environment variables, view logs, and configure projects on Railway.app. Use this instead of the Railway MCP server.
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    Ripgrep CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use ripgrep (rg) for extremely fast recursive regex search across codebases. Respects .gitignore, supports file type filtering, and produces structured output.
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    Firebase CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Firebase CLI to manage hosting, Cloud Functions, Firestore, Authentication, and deploy Firebase projects. Use this instead of the Firebase MCP server.
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    Supabase CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the Supabase CLI to manage databases, run migrations, manage auth, storage, edge functions, and local development. Use this instead of the Supabase MCP server.
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    Wrangler CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use Wrangler (Cloudflare Workers CLI) to develop, test, and deploy edge functions, manage KV stores, R2 buckets, and D1 databases. Use this instead of the Cloudflare MCP server.
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    Terraform CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use Terraform CLI to define, plan, and provision infrastructure as code across any cloud provider. Use this instead of the Terraform MCP server.
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    Gh Copilot CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use GitHub Copilot in the CLI to get AI-suggested shell commands, explain commands, and translate natural language to terminal commands via the gh copilot extension.
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    Playwright CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use Playwright via npx to run browser tests, take screenshots, generate code, and automate browser interactions. Use this instead of the Playwright MCP server.
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    Imagemagick CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use ImageMagick (magick/convert) to resize, crop, convert, annotate, and process images from the terminal.
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    Planetscale CLI · grandamenium bundle

    Use the PlanetScale CLI (pscale) to manage MySQL databases with branching, deploy requests, and schema migrations. Use this instead of the PlanetScale MCP server.
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    Comms · grandamenium

    Handle incoming messages injected by the fast-checker daemon. Use when: you receive a message block starting with === TELEGRAM or === AGENT MESSAGE in your session.
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    Task System · grandamenium

    Create, manage, and complete tasks in cortextOS. Use when starting significant work, tracking progress, or completing deliverables.
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    Web Research · grandamenium

    Structured web research patterns using search APIs, content extraction, and synthesis. For agents that need to gather and analyze online information.
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    Idea Grooming · grandamenium

    Pressure-test a captured idea against an objective rubric and write a structured analysis back into the source file. Use when: a new idea drops into an Ideas/ inbox (manual or cron-watched), or when re-grilling an existing groomed idea against fresh market data.
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    Tasks · grandamenium

    You are about to start any meaningful piece of work — a research task, a build, a draft, a deployment, anything with a deliverable. Before you begin, create a task. During the work, mark it in_progress and write WORKING ON to daily memory. When done, complete it with a result summary and log a task_completed event. If you are blocked, set the task to blocked with the reason. If a human needs to do something first, assign it to them. Without a task, your work is invisible to the dashboard and the user.
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    Cron Management · grandamenium

    Manage scheduled tasks (crons). Use when: setting up crons on session start, creating new recurring tasks, or troubleshooting scheduled tasks.
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    MCP Integration · grandamenium

    Integrate Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers with Claude Code agents. Covers server setup, tool discovery, and multi-server orchestration.
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    Memory · grandamenium

    You need to write or update memory. This happens at session start, heartbeat, session end, or when you learn something worth keeping. Memory is how you maintain continuity across restarts and context compactions — without it, every session starts blind.
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    Opencli · grandamenium

    Turn any website into a CLI command by driving Chrome's live session. Use when you need structured data from a site that has no API or where the API is inadequate — reads the browser's actual session (logged-in state, cookies) to extract data. Requires Chrome + Browser Bridge extension setup (one-time).
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    Claude API Helper · grandamenium

    Build applications with the Claude API and Anthropic SDKs. Covers Messages API, streaming, tool use, vision, and best practices.
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    Tool Use Patterns · grandamenium

    Patterns for Claude tool use including sequential tools, parallel execution, error handling, and agentic loops.
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    Prompt Engineering · grandamenium

    Techniques for writing effective prompts for Claude. Covers structured outputs, chain of thought, few-shot examples, and system prompt design.
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    Approvals · grandamenium

    You are about to take an action that affects the outside world, cannot be undone, or involves real people — and you have not yet received explicit permission. This includes: sending any email or message to a real person, deploying code to production, posting on social media, making a purchase or financial commitment, deleting files or data, merging a PR to main, or publishing anything publicly. Stop, create an approval, block your task, and notify the user. Do not proceed until you receive the approval decision in your inbox.
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    Heartbeat · grandamenium

    Your heartbeat cron has fired and you need to update your status so the dashboard shows you as alive. Or you are checking whether another agent is responsive before sending them work. Or an agent appears offline or stale in the dashboard and you need to investigate whether their session is still running. A dead heartbeat means the system thinks you are down — update it proactively and check fleet health on every heartbeat cycle.
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    Officecli · grandamenium

    Create, read, and edit Word (.docx), Excel (.xlsx), and PowerPoint (.pptx) files. Use when a task requires generating a report, analysis spreadsheet, or presentation. No Office installation needed — single binary, works offline.
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    Onboarding · grandamenium

    You have just booted for the first time — there is no .onboarded flag in your state directory — and you need to set up your identity, connect your Telegram bot, configure your goals, and establish yourself within the org. Or onboarding was previously interrupted and the user has asked you to run it again. This skill walks you through every step of becoming a functioning agent. Do not skip steps. Do not start normal operations until onboarding is complete.
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    Theta Wave · grandamenium

    Your role in the theta wave system improvement cycle. When the analyst initiates theta wave, you participate in a deep conversation about system health, experiments, and improvements.
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     Human Tasks · grandamenium

     You have hit a blocker that is not a permission issue — it is a capability issue. You genuinely cannot complete the next step because it requires a human: making a payment, entering credentials for a service you cannot access, physical action, a decision that only the user can make, or anything else outside your capabilities. You need to create a clear [HUMAN] task with step-by-step instructions, block your own work on it, and notify the orchestrator so this surfaces in the next briefing.
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