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Full participation harness for the NASA International Space Apps Challenge: research, dataset discovery, challenge selection, team design, 30-hour build planning, science validation, submission audit and pitch production.
Plugin spaceapps-harness from marketplace spaceapps-flightdeck in RikepilB/spaceapps-flightdeck. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
award-targetingThis skill should be used when the user asks which Space Apps award category to aim at, "how do we win Best Use of Data", "which award fits our project", "what does Galactic Impact mean", or wants to shape a project toward a specific one of the ten global award categories. version: "0.1.0
challenge-selectionThis skill should be used when the user asks "which Space Apps challenge should we pick", "score these challenges", "compare these two challenges", "is this challenge worth doing", or needs to choose between published NASA Space Apps challenge statements. version: "0.1.0
demo-videoThis skill should be used when the user needs the Space Apps demo video or live pitch - "write the demo video script", "30 second video", "what do we show in the video", "run of show", "pitch script", "what do we say to the judges", or is preparing the filmed or spoken layer of a submission. version
hackathon-war-roomThis skill should be used when the user is running or about to run the Space Apps hackathon weekend - "plan the 30 hours", "we're starting the hackathon", "what should we do first", "we're behind schedule", "assign roles", "hour by hour plan", or needs mid-event replanning and cut-line decisions. ve
judge-simulationThis skill should be used when the user wants their Space Apps project scored before submission - "score our project", "judge us", "mock judging", "what are we losing points on", "is this good enough", "review our submission" - or needs a prioritized fix list against the official rubric. version: "0
nasa-data-accessThis skill should be used when the user needs actual NASA or partner-agency data - "how do I get NASA data", "Earthdata login", "which dataset for X", "download satellite imagery", "exoplanet dataset", "air quality data", "precipitation data", "NASA API key", "earthaccess", "OPeNDAP", "GIBS", "AppEE
project-page-builderThis skill should be used when the user needs to write or improve a NASA Space Apps project submission page - "write the project page", "draft our submission", "how should we describe the project", "improve our submission text", or is preparing the written artefact judges read. version: "0.1.0
sandcastle-orchestrationThis skill should be used when running coding agents in isolated sandboxes with sandcastle - "run agents in parallel", "sandcastle", "sandboxed agent", "run the evals", "orchestrate agents on branches", "@ai-hero/sandcastle" - or when several agent tasks need to run at once and land as reviewable co
session-handoffThis skill should be used when a working session needs to be documented so someone can pick it up later - "export this session", "write a handoff", "document what we did", "archive this context", "hand this over", "keep this traceable", "write a retro" - or at the end of a hackathon, a sprint, or an
spaceapps-briefThis skill should be used when the user asks about the NASA International Space Apps Challenge itself - "what are the Space Apps rules", "when is the hackathon", "how does judging work", "what are the award categories", "how many teams win", "what is the timeline", "can we start early", "how big can
team-buildingThis skill should be used when the user is forming or organizing a Space Apps team - "who should I recruit", "what roles do we need", "how do I find teammates", "team formation", "how big should the team be", "how do we split the work", "who does what", or is deciding team composition before or duri
build-engineerUse this agent to implement a Space Apps project against an agreed plan under hackathon time pressure, biased toward shipping a demonstrable path over architectural purity. <example> Context: Plan is set, data manifest exists, build starting. user: "Start building the dashboard against the manifest"
challenge-scoutUse this agent when the team needs to decide which NASA Space Apps challenge to enter, or wants a structured read of the published challenge statements before committing. <example> Context: The 2026 challenge statements have just been released. user: "The challenges are out. Which one should we do?"
data-scoutUse this agent to find, verify and document the actual datasets a Space Apps project will run on, producing a data manifest with working endpoints, auth requirements, formats and fetch code. <example> Context: Team picked a challenge and needs data now. user: "We need the precipitation data for this
pitch-directorUse this agent to write the Space Apps demo video script, the live demo run-of-show, and pitches at 30-second, 2-minute and 7-minute lengths. <example> Context: Build is done, video not recorded. user: "We need the 30 second video script" assistant: "I'll use pitch-director to write it against the r
prior-art-analystUse this agent to research what has already won or placed at NASA Space Apps for a given challenge or theme, so the team can avoid rebuilding a saturated idea and can see what judges actually rewarded. <example> Context: Team is considering an exoplanet AI challenge. user: "Has anyone won with an ex
science-validatorUse this agent to adversarially check the scientific and statistical claims in a Space Apps project before judges see them - units, physics, model evaluation, data misuse and overstated conclusions. <example> Context: Team has a classifier with a reported accuracy. user: "We're getting 97% accuracy
scope-plannerUse this agent to convert a chosen Space Apps challenge into an hour-by-hour build plan with explicit cut lines, role assignments and checkpoints. <example> Context: Challenge picked, team assembled, clock about to start. user: "We're in. Plan the weekend." assistant: "I'll use scope-planner to lay
submission-auditorUse this agent to score a draft Space Apps submission against the real judging rubric and return a prioritized fix list before the deadline. <example> Context: Project page drafted, hours left on the clock. user: "Here's our project page draft. Is it good enough?" assistant: "I'll use submission-aud
team-architectUse this agent to audit a Space Apps team's capabilities against a target challenge, produce a prioritized recruiting spec, and assign roles and a communication plan. <example> Context: One person has registered and needs a team. user: "It's just me so far. Who should I be looking for?" assistant: "
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