artemis

Plugin artemis from marketplace skills in turintech/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 29 days ago.

Skills (16)

• artemis

  Classify an Artemis request, check workflow readiness, surface consequential choices before long-running work begins, and route to the appropriate task-specific skills. Use whenever a user wants to set up, run, resume, inspect, validate, optimize, or maintain code with Artemis.

• change-validate

  Check whether a local code change really makes a project faster (or better on any metric), measured on an Artemis runner. Puts the uncommitted change on a new Artemis branch, measures the starting commit and the change the same number of times on the same runner and script, and reports the platform'

• cli-follow-along

  While the CLI does the work, show the user the Artemis Web UI page that matches each step, in one browser tab, navigating only. Use when the user has chosen to follow along in their browser and a browser-control tool such as Claude in Chrome is connected. Do not use it to change settings or start wo

• cli-setup

  Install, update, and authenticate the Artemis CLI by direct download from the Artemis file server, then log in with an API key the user creates. Use when the CLI is missing, older than the skills' minimum, or not signed in to the target deployment, and once per session to check that the Artemis skil

• discovery-inspect

  Inspect and interpret the results of an Artemis discovery run — is it done, did versions actually pass, what are the real numbers, and what code changed. Use when the user wants to check on a discovery run, read its results, see which versions won, or understand why a run produced nothing.

• discovery-start

  Start an Artemis discovery run: create a Script, pass it to discovery create, wait for the baseline to finalize, and verify it actually explored. Use when the user wants to start discovery, launch a discovery run, or create a discovery experiment.

• discovery-steer

  Continue, expand, or redirect an Artemis discovery run, verify its child agent run was attached, and check whether later experiments follow new guidance. Use when the user wants to add budget, steer, redirect, or change the focus of an existing discovery run.

• discovery-visualize

  Collect a normalized Artemis discovery snapshot and render it as a host-native chart or report. Use when the user wants to graph, chart, plot, compare, visualize, or build a discovery report, canvas, or artifact from a discovery run, or chart a project's Maintain issues by severity and triage.

• execution-log-inspect

  Retrieve and interpret Artemis runner task logs through the platform when compile, test, benchmark, validation, or Discovery execution fails. It reads the task's own output through the platform, with or without access to the runner host.

• maintain

  Run Artemis Maintain end to end on a project. Author or import Rules, Scan the code for Issues, triage them, fix them with the fix agent, in Discovery or with your own coding agent, ship each fix as a branch or PR, and re-sync outdated Issues as the code moves on. Use when the user wants to scan a p

• platform-tour

  Show someone how to do a task on the Artemis platform by doing it in their Chrome while they watch, through the Web UI and without the CLI. Use only when the user asks to be shown in their browser ("show me in my browser", "use computer use", "give me a tour of the platform"), names this skill, or a

• project-import

  Import an existing remote Git repository into Artemis as a fresh project, using an explicit branch and reusable Git credential, then capture and verify the project UUID. Use when a repository is ready for a new unit of Artemis work, even if other projects already exist for the same repository.

• quickstart

  Take a user to a first measured Artemis result from wherever they are starting, whether a machine with nothing installed, a returning user with a new project, a repository that is not yet a project, or an existing project URL or id. Works in the terminal by default, offers to show each step in the b

• repo-command-setup

  Derive, verify, and configure a project Script's commands: the build and test that gate Discovery, and a benchmark that writes numeric artemis_results metrics. Use when preparing a repository for validation or discovery, making a repo Discovery-ready, authoring a benchmark harness, fixing project co

• runner-setup

  Install, register, start, update, and verify a supported Artemis custom runner. Use when an end user needs to set up or manage a runner.

• workspace-setup

  Prepare and verify a runner-owned persistent build workspace for Artemis. Use when a clean build of each version is prohibitively expensive, a repository needs incremental builds, or compile/test/benchmark commands must bridge Artemis task checkouts into a stable cache.

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