Check the health of the HashiCorp Vault instance in an OpenRig environment and manage stored secrets. Use its API to write, read, list, or delete entries and explain how secret paths are organized.
Plan agent replacements while keeping the same workspace identity. The skill separates creating a successor from assigning it to the existing role, records both outcomes, and prepares durable handover notes and traceable replacement history.
Helps older OpenRig instructions that reference software-for-agents lead to its maintained successor, agent-operated-software. This temporary compatibility redirect identifies where to find the current architecture and operating guidance.
Plan how agents retain active work across conversation compaction, context loss, and restarts. Organize restoration packets that preserve purpose, progress, ownership, and constraints, distinguish resume from fork or rebuild, and check whether work actually resumes correctly.
Plan an agent's handover to a fresh successor before its context fills up. Prepare transfer materials, preserve the role's address, record tenure history, and explicitly transfer recurring duties and authority while keeping a way to consult retained predecessors.
Review assigned code changes against project conventions, architecture, and intended behavior. Verify findings with source code and tests, classify their severity, and record a merge readiness verdict, with an optional deeper process for independent reviews and resolving disagreements.
Coordinate work across an OpenRig agent team with clear assignments, attached context, completion criteria, and selected review checkpoints. Track queue status, identify blocked or idle owners, and resolve handoff gaps while leaving implementation with the assigned agents.
Evaluate a feature idea before turning it into requirements using six sequential questions. Examine customer demand, current workarounds, a specific user's pain, and the smallest useful solution, then save an evidence-based assessment with a verdict and next steps.
Hand off OpenRig work through persistent queue items that record the next owner, blockers, and closure reasons. The skill covers notifying recipients, escalating to a human, and keeping supporting evidence accessible across interruptions and missed messages.
Manage OpenRig development work from setup to completion using shared specification, progress, and evidence files. Record what was actually checked and pass work to the next owner so handoffs and conversation compaction preserve the context.
Change a running OpenRig setup by adding or removing agent seats, connecting existing sessions, or attaching terminals. Guides checks for roles, startup context, permissions, and session identity so the setup reflects each change correctly.
Look up exact syntax, options, JSON output, defaults, and error meanings for a known OpenRig command. Use the reference to check command behavior and diagnose runtime differences against the installed help and running daemon.
Plan and verify OpenRig startup, shutdown, and recovery. Compare reported status with actual running sessions, distinguish recovery outcomes, and define reboot tests that expose partial failures instead of hiding them behind a fresh launch.
Guide changes to OpenRig itself by locating relevant source files, choosing tests, assessing sensitive areas, and preparing pull requests. Use isolated test environments to check changes without disrupting the daemon running the current agent session.
Create screen mockups at three levels: text wireframes, standalone HTML files, or working prototype pages. Use requirements, existing app styles, and real project data to show layouts and interactions for review or testing.
Coordinate with OpenRig agents on registered remote machines using SSH or HTTP connections. Select the intended host, inspect agent state, send messages, and interpret failures while checking whether remote actions actually took effect.
Guides the design and review of agent startup context, including role files and links to authoritative records. It helps identify stale guidance, missing updates, overloaded startup files, and instructions that lose the purpose of the work.
Develop features and fix bugs by writing a behavior test first, observing its expected failure, and adding the minimum code needed to pass. Then clean up the code while keeping tests passing, applying this process where regression risk warrants it.
Classify agent work as ready to continue, needing human judgment, or intentionally paused. Structure decision requests with evidence, a recommended choice, and clear outcomes, then connect the recorded decision to the next responsible agent.
Guides agents through sending human decision requests and updates using registered recipients. It covers concise briefs, delivery checks, duplicate prevention, and linking replies to the correct work so that delivery receipts are kept distinct from human decisions.
Open terminal views for OpenRig agents in cmux, grouped by rig, pod, mission, slice, or saved view. Inspect connection health and view agent sessions with read-only access where required, while keeping the underlying sessions running.
Guide OpenRig CLI and background service upgrades while protecting active sessions and local file changes. The skill provides staged checks, verified database backups, selective plugin refreshes, and migration helpers, with evidence checked after each change.
Create reusable starting configurations that combine an agent’s role, startup context, and source history. The skill guides registry entries, checks whether their sources are current, and manages their progression from initial capture to recommendation or retirement.
Investigate bugs, failed tests, and unexpected behavior through reproducible steps, evidence gathering, and comparison with working code. Test one hypothesis at a time, then implement a focused fix and verify it with tests.
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