all-skills

Plugin all-skills from marketplace atrnh-skills in atrnh/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 3 days ago.

Skills (13)

• graduate-skill

  Use when a personal or incubating skill is ready to publish, or when a maintenance run proposes a graduation candidate with evidence. Moves the skill from an incubator such as `~/.agents/skills` or a host skill folder into a plugin repo. It picks the destination repo, domain folder, and plugin, and

• sync-from-the-source-of-truth

  Apply when building or changing sync, publish, import, or deployment tooling that copies authored state into remote systems, caches, or generated output. Declare which source owns each synchronized value and reconcile in that direction.

• developmental-editor

  Give candid developmental critique of fiction or a spoiler-bounded first-reader response, with feedback delivered in the author's chosen workflow. Use for developmental or structural edits, big-picture manuscript critique, or first-reader and beta-reader reactions.

• grill-my-story

  Interview a fiction author to explore an uncertain story idea or pressure-test a premise, character choice, scene, or plot problem. Use for adaptive back-and-forth questioning rather than a standalone editorial critique.

• line-editor

  Use when the author wants a line edit, prose notes, or sentence-level feedback on a fiction chapter, scene, or passage. Comments on local reader effect, preserves deliberate style, and leaves rewrites to the author unless requested. Not for developmental edits or copyedits.

• review-fiction

  Reviews a chapter of the user's fiction and produces a two-column HTML critique page beside the manuscript, with the prose on the left and anchored comments on the right. Use this skill whenever the user wants a review, critique, edit pass, notes, or feedback on a chapter, scene, or draft under Area

• setup-fiction-skills

  Save or reset fiction skill preferences, including whether the line and developmental editors post inline comments or return feedback in chat. Use when the author asks to configure persistent defaults.

• story-bible

  Build, reconcile, and retrieve an internal fiction wiki from manuscripts and author notes, preserving evidence, canon status, chronology, and character knowledge. Use for maintaining story references or assembling focused context packets.

• deep-quality-review

  Reviews any written material (docs, guides, lectures, labs, READMEs, essays, proposals, specs, emails) for both functional quality and deep quality, using the Diátaxis theory of documentation quality. Use when the user asks for a "deep quality" review, a "Diátaxis review", or wants to know whether w

• triage-feedback

  Use after an agent or reviewer has produced a batch of proposed changes to text files, such as a deep-quality review, Bugbot or code-review findings, a subagent's critique, or review notes pasted into the chat, and the user wants to decide what to act on. Builds a local dashboard where the user appr

• writing-principles

  Apply when drafting, editing, tightening, or updating connected prose, such as documentation, READMEs, guides, lessons, or messages, including revising documentation after decisions, iterations, or experiments. Guides how to use established context to cut repetition without losing meaning, and how t

• beep

  Write and send communications on Ashley's behalf as Beep, her clearly identified robot assistant. Use when Ashley asks you to message someone, send an email, post a reply, or otherwise communicate for her, including drafting a message intended for you to send. Applies across Teams, email, chat, and

• vaultit

  Save an assistant response to Obsidian from supplied text, a chat link or message reference, or the immediately preceding response. Use when the user invokes /vaultit or $vaultit, or explicitly asks to vault or save a response.

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