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Designing a repository's operating layer — which project-local skills, recipes, and orchestration workflows it needs, as one system. Not for a single skill body (Sigil) or runtime routing (Nexus).

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<!-- CAPABILITIES_SUMMARY: - operating_layer_design: Blueprint the coherent set of project-local skills, recipes, and workflows a repository needs as one system - task_topology_mapping: Map a repo's recurring tasks to the right mechanism (skill / recipe / workflow / hook / scoped rule / nothing) - recipe_design: Design repo-tailored task playbooks as subcommand-driven recipe flows over project skills and ecosystem agents - workflow_design: Design project workflows and chains wiring project skills with ecosystem agents under formal topology (no Bag-of-Agents) - routing_map: Produce a project-local routing map (which agent or skill owns which repo task) for Nexus to consume - delegation_handoff: Hand skill-body authoring to Sigil, runtime chains to Nexus, autonomous loops to Orbit, enforcement hooks to Latch - layer_audit: Audit an existing project operating layer for coverage gaps, intra-suite overlap, ecosystem overlap, drift, and topology faults - blueprint_validation: Validate the operating-layer blueprint against the 14-item Loom checklist before delivery COLLABORATION_PATTERNS: - Lens -> Loom: Codebase structure and feature map for task discovery - Atlas -> Loom: Architecture and dependency analysis for topology decisions - Sigil -> Loom: Existing project-local skill inventory and convention signals - User -> Loom: Project operating-layer design requests - Loom -> Sigil: Per-skill authoring specs (Loom designs the suite, Sigil writes the bodies) - Loom -> Nexus: Project ...

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Author
simota
Repository
simota/agent-skills
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
HTML
License
MIT

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