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using-sixth-senselisted

Use when starting any conversation — establishes how to find and use skills, and platform adaptation.
dariovr1/sixth-sense · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 75
Install: claude install-skill dariovr1/sixth-sense
**Sixth Sense v1.0.0** — this line must match `.claude-plugin/plugin.json`'s `version` field; `scripts/preflight.js` checks it. If you're reading this and it doesn't match what `claude plugin details sixth-sense@sixth-sense` reports, the running session hasn't picked up the latest plugin version yet — restart to apply. <SUBAGENT-STOP> This applies to ANY agent, including `general-purpose` and other non-sixth-sense-tier agents — the SessionStart hook that injected this text fires for subagent contexts too, not just the top-level session with the user. "Was I dispatched as a subagent?" is not always obvious from the inside, so check concretely rather than guessing: you are almost certainly a subagent, not the top-level session, if your very first message is a specific bounded task assignment rather than an open-ended message from a user, and/or you have no prior conversation turns before this task, and/or you were told to execute something and report a result back. If any of that matches: skip this skill entirely, execute the assigned task directly, and do NOT call the `Agent` tool or invoke `dispatching-parallel-agents` to sub-dispatch further — a dispatched worker splitting its own task into more dispatches is (almost) never correct and wastes the budget the orchestrator already allocated. If you catch yourself about to do this, stop and just do the work yourself instead. </SUBAGENT-STOP> ## How to Access Skills **Claude Code:** Use the `Skill` tool to invoke skills by nam