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6 published skills

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    Aksk Bootstrap · hypercubed bundle
    Per-user global bootstrap for AKSK — Node check, npm i -g for openspec/openwiki, global skill spread, and host OpenWiki integrations. Per-repo setup lives in aksk-init. Falls back to printed INSTRUCT commands when local execution is not possible. Also owns the AKSK curation contract attachment and peer-tool verification preconditions.
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    Verify Install · hypercubed bundle
    Run the AKSK install lanes in isolated Docker sandboxes and prove they land a valid kit. Covers fresh npx, local-path mount, clone-and-copy fallback (no-npx), -a/-g/--all scoping, and tool-lane skip vs global-npm cases.
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    Learning Distill · hypercubed bundle
    Read a completed temporary session bundle from `.agents/sessions/` and distill durable repo knowledge - descriptive lessons become curated OpenWiki pages, prescriptive agent-behavior lessons stay in `.agents/`. Use only after task-closeout has produced a bundle and when the goal is to separate stable guidance from temporary task notes.
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    Aksk Init · hypercubed bundle
    Per-repo AKSK initialization — scaffolds .agents/ and AGENTS.md baseline first, then openspec/openwiki init, routing/lifecycle and wiki contract. Verifies aksk-bootstrap is ready. Interactive with --yes fallback.
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    Docs Lint · hypercubed bundle
    Cross-tool lint pass guarding the wiring between AKSK and its adopted tools - routing-block integrity in root instruction files, archived-change/wiki coverage pairing, stale curated knowledge pages, plus duplication, contradiction, broken-link, and path-hygiene checks across `.agents/` and `openwiki/`. Use as a periodic maintenance pass.
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    Task Closeout · hypercubed bundle
    Capture the current task into a structured temporary session bundle under `.agents/sessions/` so a learning agent can later distill durable repo knowledge. Use for completed, blocked, or abandoned tasks with meaningful changes, debugging, validation, or reusable lessons.
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