managoat

fountain-project-gardener

Audit, triage, prune, and refresh the managoat/fountain GitHub Project, its issues, labels, iterations, views, workflows, and access. Use when someone asks what work remains, what is stale, how to prioritize the backlog, or to organize or clean up Project

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review-loop

Work on PRs managed by Review Loop. Inspect status, coordinate fixes, and handle decisions, retries or cancellation using the repository's policy.

build-fountain-app

Build an application on top of the Fountain API — a browser app, a bot, an internal tool, anything that hires agents, sends them prompts and renders what they do. Use whenever the user says "build an app on Fountain", "a client for Fountain", "another fountain-team / workbench / demo app", "Sign in with Fountain", or wants to ship something that talks to /api from its own origin. Covers the published TypeScript SDK (@managoat/fountain-sdk), the shape (static SPA on the SDK, or a small server in front), auth (OAuth code + PKCE, tokens are API keys), streaming, self-service OAuth client registration, a hosting recipe for any static host or container, and the traps every previous app hit.

fountain

Delegate work to Fountain agents — sandboxed coding agents (claude/codex/gemini/opencode) that each run in their own per-conversation sandbox on a Fountain instance. Use when the user asks to spin up an agent on Fountain, hand a task to a named agent, fan a task out across several agents, or continue a Fountain conversation. The fountain_* tools are the interface; this skill is the operating model.

create-team

Set up the user's Fountain team through a short Q&A — use when the user says "/create-team", "help me set up my team", "I want a few agents for X", or when you are the only teammate and they ask what the team should look like. Asks what they want done, proposes a roster (names, brains, one-line roles), creates the agents and adds them to the team over the Fountain API with `FOUNTAIN_BASE_URL` + `FOUNTAIN_TOKEN`, and explains how to talk to them.