V-Songbird
UserQuieter sessions for Claude Code: less narration, shorter tool output and concise answers focused on the result.
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Indexed Skills (14)
pick-style
Lists every output style available to this plugin — stock Hush and anything craft-style has built — and switches the active one. Activation swaps the chosen style into the plugin's own slot so it binds like stock, and hands back to stock on request. This skill owns the swap procedure; craft-style calls into it. Only stock Hush is benchmarked — a crafted style is unmeasured.
hush-compress
Compresses a memory file (CLAUDE.md, project notes, preferences) into hush's own dev-shorthand voice to cut input tokens every session it's loaded. Never touches the original file — writes a sibling file for the user to review and swap in manually. A mechanical verifier checks that headings, code blocks, URLs, paths, and inline code all survived.
hush-stats
Reports how much hush's compression hook actually saved this session — a per-decision byte rollup from the HUSH_DEBUG manifest plus a per-model token breakdown from the transcript. Requires HUSH_DEBUG=1 to have been set during the work being measured; without it there is nothing to report.
init
Bootstraps a project's ROADMAP.jsonl and .foreman/config.json. Asks three things — what the project is, its near-term goals, and whether the drafted roadmap looks right — then writes and commits both files, leaving every optional behavior at its built-in default. The ledger and checkpoint policy are never asked here; each is asked the first time it could actually matter.
roadmap
Ongoing entry point for a project's ROADMAP.jsonl. Pick the next task to work on (ranks candidates deterministically by dependencies and file-touch collisions, shows why each is where it is, then crafts a self-contained handoff prompt), add a new task, correct a stale one, review roadmap status, or check the roadmap's structural health.
survey
Advanced surface, normally reached through the `foreman` entrance's Reconcile and pick mode, which hands it a near-term set of ids to scope the pass to. Ground-truths the roadmap's near-term candidates against the actual codebase — an Explore agent checks whether each candidate's planned_touches/depends_on still match reality, then proposes a concrete repair for every finding (hidden dependency, already-done, stale description or planned files), applies only the ones you approve, and persists them back into ROADMAP.jsonl so future sessions pick them up automatically. Also retires any recorded lesson the same evidence contradicts, so a wrong claim stops being quoted into later handoffs. It costs materially more than a plain pick, which is why it is explicit.
unused
Audits a project's manifest for dependencies no source file imports — the reverse of razor's write-time gates (which block NEW dependencies), this finds EXISTING dead weight. Report-only; never edits any file.
razor-unused
Audits a project's manifest for dependencies no source file imports — the reverse of razor's write-time gates (which block NEW dependencies), this finds EXISTING dead weight. Report-only; never edits any file.
razor-unused
Audits a project's manifest for dependencies no source file imports — the reverse of razor's write-time gates (which block NEW dependencies), this finds EXISTING dead weight. Report-only; never edits any file.
cut-release
Prepare and publish an explicitly requested Foundry plugin-edition release using its actual platform branch, version owner and catalog. Includes coordinated README and verification gates; never an automatic release trigger.
coordinate-readmes
Coordinate a Foundry plugin's Claude and Codex README editions, preserving common product content and verifying platform-specific installation, availability and benchmark evidence. Use for paired README edits, benchmark updates or a README parity review before release.
ember
Draws or fixes an Ember scene — the Foundry mascot's animated SVG at `<plugin>/assets/mascot.svg`, authored by a `docs/<plugin>/launch/assets/ember-<plugin>.js` script as pure SMIL on a 14 s loop. Use when the user asks to draw, change, or fix a mascot cartoon, an Ember scene, the README animation, or a mascot for a new plugin — e.g. "give X a mascot", "Ember's mouth looks wrong", "make an Ember scene for the launch post". Do NOT use for the data replays (`assets/demo.svg`, drawn by each harness's `runner/demo.js`) or the hero posters — only for Ember.
tinta-y-oficio
Crear o ampliar los iconos, logos y banners de Foundry y sus plugins con la identidad Tinta y oficio, variantes clara/oscura y transparencia real. Usar para esta familia visual, no para diseño de interfaces ni marcas ajenas.
codex-pipeline
Runs a dev task through the cross-model codex pipeline — spec and held-out tests written here, implementation by `mcp__codex__codex`, fresh-context diff review, fixes via `mcp__codex__codex-reply`. Use when the user asks to run the codex pipeline or have Codex or GPT implement something — e.g. "run this through codex", "use the cross-model pipeline on this" — or when an implementation task carries real defect risk (a new module with a subtle contract, parsing or validation logic, edge-case-heavy algorithms, multi-file changes). Do NOT use for small mechanical edits, docs, config, or plain review of existing code — implement those directly or use /code-review instead.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.