Nova-Caelum
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- ▌ Assumption Check · nova-caelum bundleInvoke this skill BEFORE making any load-bearing assertion, recommendation, or decision that rests on unverified external information — whether how a tool/API/framework/platform behaves, specific facts, numbers, or dates you are about to cite, current versions or pricing, or subject-matter details that may be wrong or out of date. Do not wait until something breaks — trigger when the task involves: expert recommendations in a specialized domain, citing figures or benchmarks, designing permission or auth systems, planning API integrations, evaluating tools for adoption, or building any system where a config, SDK behavior, or factual claim is load-bearing. Also trigger when: making a placement or scope decision, choosing a format or convention, deciding build-vs-buy, or any decision where 'I assume X works like Y' or 'I recall X is Y' is the justification. Widely used whenever a decision rests on unverified external state or assertions - behavior, facts, or expertise.
- ▌ Sequential Thinking · nova-caelumUse the Sequential Thinking MCP tool effectively for complex, multi-step problems. Triggers when: planning multi-phase implementations, debugging with uncertain root cause, exploring design alternatives, breaking down ambiguous requirements, or any task where the full scope isn't clear upfront. Teaches revision, branching, and dynamic thought extension (needsMoreThoughts) to avoid linear-only usage patterns.
- ▌ Verification Before Completion · nova-caelum bundleInvoke this skill whenever an agent is about to claim work is complete, fixed, passing, or ready — before committing, creating a PR, shipping a deliverable, or handing off. Requires empirical verification of the completion claim (running commands for code; walking acceptance criteria for non-code deliverables) before making any success assertion. Evidence before claims, always. Used across the Nova Caelum agent fleet — invoke whenever any completion claim is about to be made, regardless of persona or deliverable type.