claude-to-agylisted

# Skill: claude-to-agy This workspace is equipped with a custom MCP bridge that connects Claude to the local `agy` CLI. It enables Claude to safely delegate massive reasoning tasks, huge file reads, and web searches without exhausting its own context window. ## The routing gate - consume vs. operate Before any read, search, or analysis, pick the mode: - **Operate-on** - code you're about to edit. Read the file and edit it yourself - even if it's over 200 lines; don't delegate it. Never edit from a summary. - **Consume-and-discard** - you want a verdict, not the bytes (audits, searches, reviews, git history, external research). Delegate to agy. - **Unsure which mode?** If you don't yet know whether you'll edit, treat it as consume and delegate. Only keep it local once you've committed to editing it. If a review leads straight into editing the same file, read it locally once - don't delegate then re-read it. ## Terminal Command Delegation **BEFORE** running ANY of these commands in a terminal, you MUST use `delegate_to_agy` instead: - `grep` - always delegate. Flag combinations (`-r`, `-A`, `-B`, `-C`) make output size unpredictable regardless of `-m`. - `git diff` / `git log` - delegate by default. **Exception:** when you can bound it small and need it inline - `git log -n 5`, `git diff --stat`, a `git diff` of the single file you just touched - run it directly. **NEVER** run grep directly. **NEVER** run unbounded `git diff` / `git log` directly. This applies during A