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5 published skills

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    Scout · lout33 bundle
    Run a local web research agent and mission-driven intelligence scanner that searches multiple sources and writes markdown briefs. Best for trend monitoring, opportunity scouting, builder discovery, and technical signal scanning.
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    Writing Style · lout33 bundle
    Transform text into a personal writing style. Use when asked to "rewrite in my style", "make this sound like me", "my style", "make it mine", "transform this", "rewrite as me", "sound like me", "use my voice", or any request to match a personal tone. Works for emails, messages, professional writing, and casual texts. Infers language and context automatically from input.
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    Agentmux · lout33
    Manage TermCanvas agentmux agents on a canvas. Use this whenever the user wants to inspect a TermCanvas canvas, operate the agent graph, spawn child agents, connect agents, delegate with ask, send prompts, read logs, stop or delete agents, understand AGENTMUX_* session state, or operate TermCanvas as an agent control plane from Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, or another coding agent.
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    Termcanvas Agent Sync Debugging · lout33
    Diagnose TermCanvas agentmux nodes that fail to appear and terminal canvases that become janky, resize repeatedly, or show corrupted/unreadable xterm text as terminal count grows, plus duplicate terminal views created after a release relaunch. Use when a child agent is missing, restored terminals duplicate or move to the wrong canvas, a folderless canvas stops syncing, UI or TUI redraws recur every few seconds, WebGL glyphs degrade, a smoke probe reports no text, or an accidentally deleted OpenCode terminal needs its conversation restored.
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    Symbiotic Onboard · lout33 bundle
    Onboard a new user into a Symbiotic AI setup by interviewing them one sharp question at a time and writing their own context files (SOUL.md, USER.md, NOW.md, and AGENTS.md) as plain Markdown they keep. Use this whenever someone is setting up a personal AI agent, wants their assistant to remember or understand them across sessions, mentions Symbiotic AI / SOUL.md / USER.md / NOW.md, is staring at blank template files full of [bracketed placeholders], or asks how to give an AI persistent context they own and can move between models. Trigger even if they do not say the word "onboard".
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