Coding standards, frameworks, refactoring, and code review (16.8K skills)
Execute development subtasks under a supervising agent, starting with an implementation plan and impact analysis. Deliver code and a three-question self-review in a defined completion format for the supervisor to assess.
Put Codex CLI in a technical lead role that writes task prompts and manages P8 execution through the p9 protocol. The agent stays focused on coordination and only implements code when explicitly reassigned.
Run iterative development with repeated implementation and verification, using failure history to guide changes. When a verification command is configured, an independent hook checks completion after the agent's own tests, with pause and abort markers available.
Use the P7 engineering workflow in Codex CLI through a command alias. It guides planning, implementation, and a three-question self-review, then requires command and output evidence before reporting completion.
Guide a Trae agent through recurring failures with diagnosis, alternative approaches, and relevant checks. The skill defines when to intervene, requires evidence for completion, and separates the agent’s self-review from external validation.
Find concrete LifeOS improvements in Anthropic updates, practitioner examples, and internal reflections. Check each candidate against the current setup, previous decisions, and compatibility, then present actionable recommendations tied to specific files or components.
Use cmux on macOS to organize visible teams of AI agents, send prompts, inspect terminal output, and monitor completion. Set up role-based teams or have several agents investigate the same problem; live operation remains unproven in the supplied material.
Compare a component's own design needs with the goals of the larger system through three structured passes. The result identifies conflicts, recommends an appropriate scope, and assesses whether the proposed design fits the whole.
Create and maintain LifeOS skills, from initial file structure to validation and effectiveness testing. Update workflows, improve instructions, and refine descriptions so skills activate for appropriate requests, while checking naming conventions and handling of personal data.
Improve code, prompts, skills, or agent definitions through repeated changes and evaluation. Measure numerical targets such as latency or size, or use an LLM to judge pass-or-fail criteria, keeping changes that improve the result.
Build TypeScript command-line tools for API operations, file conversion, and automation. The skill selects a suitable structure and provides implementation, configuration, usage documentation, JSON output, and error handling with appropriate exit codes.
Guide shell, Python, and Node.js execution on the computer running a connected A0 CLI. It explains session reuse, interactive input, output retrieval, and recovery steps when execution permissions, timeouts, or disconnections interrupt the work.
Create specialized Agent Zero profiles by defining their roles, working methods, and delegation criteria. The skill prepares configuration files and instructions, with optional custom tools, extensions, and model preset selection when needed.
Operate Agent Zero projects, chats, and tasks, or develop new tools, extensions, and API features. The skill guides work through existing APIs, relevant documentation, current source code, and checks appropriate to the change.
Build, improve, review, or troubleshoot Agent Zero plugins for local use or community distribution. Follow plugin structure and installation rules, verify behavior in the target runtime, and prepare repository and Plugin Index contributions when requested.
Delegate development tasks to external coding agents such as Codex and Claude Code through command-line tools. Choose local or container execution, check setup, provide a self-contained task brief, and inspect important changes afterward.
Create and refine reusable workflows for Agent Zero. Organize SKILL.md, supporting references, scripts, and assets; choose where skills belong; and check that ordinary user requests can find, load, and use the intended workflow.
Create, edit, and install extensions for Agent Zero Browser, including extensions from Chrome Web Store. It guides permission reviews and checks for suspicious behavior, with new extensions built as readable files that users can inspect.
Review and simplify the ego-lite codebase by finding unused code, duplicated state, and unnecessary layers. The skill checks real callers and API requirements, explains behavior changes, and coordinates implementation, tests, and documentation updates.
Connect iii function events to other functions, filter which events trigger actions, and react to engine changes. Covers custom event delivery, observer state handling, local execution settings, and migration from deprecated trigger APIs.
Build live backends that store data, broadcast changes, and run handlers automatically. Covers subscription authorization, connection events, and atomic updates, which apply changes safely when multiple writers act at once.
Helps extend an iii system by checking live functions, searching the public worker registry, and writing a worker when needed. Covers TypeScript SDK calls, event triggers, error handling, and worker operation through Compose.
Helps implement iii workers in Node.js, browsers, Python, and Rust with language-specific guidance on installation, function registration, calls, data channels, and logging. Explains package choices and connection constraints for each environment.
Set up a new iii backend from engine installation to a working HTTP endpoint. Guides project creation, SDK installation, a first worker in TypeScript, Python, or Rust, and adding existing workers.