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2 published skills

  1. Bootstrap · infragate bundle
    Capify an existing project. Scans the repo for already-installed MCP servers, skills, rules, hooks, sub-agents, and plugins (across .claude, .cursor, .codex, .gemini, etc.), consolidates them into shared top-level directories (skills/, rules/, hooks/), and synthesizes a sound capabilities.yaml from the inventory. Use whenever the user says "bootstrap capa", "capify this project", "onboard capa onto an existing repo", "inventory my agent setup", or asks how to turn an ad-hoc Claude/Cursor/Codex configuration into a capabilities file. Use even when the user only mentions one provider — discovery should still sweep all of them.
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  2. Capabilities Manager · infragate bundle
    Manage capa CLI configuration — `capabilities.yaml` / `capabilities.json`, skills, MCP servers, tools, hooks, sub-agents, rules, plugins, AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md, security options, tool exposure modes, `capa wrap` shadow workspaces, `--passthrough` native writes, registries (including Claude marketplaces), activity traces, and the local Web UI. Use whenever the user edits the capabilities file, runs any `capa` command (init, install, add, wrap, clean, sh, start/stop/restart/status, auth, upgrade, cache, registry), wires up an MCP server, adds a skill from GitHub / GitLab / a registry / a remote URL / a local path, configures secrets via `${VarName}` placeholders, installs lifecycle hooks, defines sub-agents, or troubleshoots a failed install. Use even when the user only names a fragment ("add a skill", "wire up brave search", "wrap cursor", "block this phrase in skills") without saying "capa" — if a `capabilities.yaml` or `capabilities.json` lives at the project root, this is almost certainly the right skill. I
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