← ClaudeAtlas

ultracode-helplisted

Explain and help choose UltraCode commands without changing the task or repository. Use when the user invokes `$ultracode-help` or `ultracode-help`, asks how UltraCode works or which command fits, or asks about UltraCode initialization, feature verification, control, tickets, agents, models, reasoning effort, safety, validation, or examples. Support focused command and model topics plus an explicitly brief or synthetic mode.
emanueledenaro/ultracode · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill emanueledenaro/ultracode
# UltraCode Help Explain UltraCode in the user's language. Remain strictly read-only: do not initialize, plan project changes, delegate, run tests or builds, refresh task state, or modify any file. Read [the command guide](../ultracode/references/command-guide.md) completely before answering. Read [the reasoning router](../ultracode/references/reasoning-routing.md) completely for `models` or any question about model or effort selection. ## Select the response mode First remove the invocation token `$ultracode-help` or `ultracode-help` from the request. The invocation token is never itself the `help` topic. Only the remaining words can select a mode. Normalize remaining topics with or without `$`: `ultracode`, `verify`, `init`, `edit`, `flow`, `status`, `help`, `models`, and `examples`. Accept complete command names such as `ultracode-verify`. An explicit Help invocation has precedence over every command name in the remaining words: `$ultracode-help flow` explains Flow and must never execute `$ultracode-flow`. - **No remaining topic:** render the complete overview. A bare `Use $ultracode-help` invocation and a broad request such as "come funziona?", "come inizio?", or "spiegami UltraCode" are not focused topics. - **Explicit topic:** answer that topic first and include only the minimum comparison and example needed to place it correctly. Do not expand into the complete overview. - **Explicit `breve` or `sintetico`:** use compact mode. Compress prose, never truth con