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Cross-agent self-inspection of your AI-agent stack. Audits skills, MCP servers, hooks, plugins, commands, credentials, and memory files across Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and NanoClaw. Produces a structured inventory and narrative briefing with cross-ecosystem risk analysis. Use when the user asks to audit their own setup, check what they have installed, review their agent stack security posture, or understand cross-tool interactions. Use when a user has accumulated skills/plugins/MCP servers over time and wants visibility into their attack surface. Use after installing new skills or plugins. Do NOT use for vetting external code before install (that is repo-forensics). Do NOT use for incident response during active attacks. Do NOT use for fixing or patching vulnerabilities (forensify is read-only).

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Audit, score, and compare repositories containing portable Agent Plugins against the official Agent Plugins specification. Use when asked to review a plugin repo, check plugin.json or mcp.json conformance, assess bundled skills and MCP servers, produce an evidence-cited 0–100 plugin scorecard, identify release blockers, or compare two agent plugins side by side.

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Use when the user says 'clean up my wordpress', 'what is bloating my wordpress', 'find orphaned shortcodes', or 'scan for unused plugins'. Audits orphaned shortcodes from deleted plugins, unused plugins, database bloat, unused media, and leftover data from inactive builders.

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Official GSAP skill for GSAP plugins — registration, ScrollToPlugin, ScrollSmoother, Flip, Draggable, Inertia, Observer, SplitText, ScrambleText, SVG and physics plugins, CustomEase, EasePack, CustomWiggle, CustomBounce, GSDevTools. Use when the user asks about a GSAP plugin, scroll-to, flip animations, draggable, SVG drawing, or plugin registration.

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Verify supply chain integrity for AI agent plugins, tools, and dependencies. Use this skill when: - Generating SHA-256 integrity manifests for agent plugins or tool packages - Verifying that installed plugins match their published manifests - Detecting tampered, modified, or untracked files in agent tool directories - Auditing dependency pinning and version policies for agent components - Building provenance chains for agent plugin promotion (dev → staging → production) - Any request like "verify plugin integrity", "generate manifest", "check supply chain", or "sign this plugin"

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OpenAI Apps SDK / ChatGPT plugins (developers.openai.com/plugins) のリファレンス。 ChatGPT 内アプリを MCP サーバーとして公開する側の API。 window.openai, useOpenAiGlobal, registerAppTool, ui://widget, _meta, openai/outputTemplate, OAuth, plugin.json / mcp.json (Agent Plugins), MCP Events, Plugin Extensions, Checkout API, 接続テスト・審査・申請。

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Verify supply chain integrity for AI agent plugins, tools, and dependencies. Use this skill when: - Generating SHA-256 integrity manifests for agent plugins or tool packages - Verifying that installed plugins match their published manifests - Detecting tampered, modified, or untracked files in agent tool directories - Auditing dependency pinning and version policies for agent components - Building provenance chains for agent plugin promotion (dev → staging → production) - Any request like "verify plugin integrity", "generate manifest", "check supply chain", or "sign this plugin"

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Find plugins or explicitly requested skills on ClawHub, then verify and manage skills for OpenClaw agents. It also covers skill removal, publishing, and syncing through the standalone CLI, a tool used from the command line.

• Finding a plugin for a needed capability
• Verifying and installing a requested skill
• Updating or removing installed skills

Audit repository settings, connected tools, and the agent's runtime setup to show what is usable now. Identify missing workflows and integrations, then recommend prioritized ECC skills, automation hooks, agents, or tool connections.

• Reviewing the current setup before configuring Claude Code
• Listing connected tools and available capabilities
• Checking whether more plugins are needed

Guides Kotlin HTTP server development with Ktor through examples for API routes, authentication, JSON conversion, and WebSockets. Shows how to organize application components with Koin and verify routes and authentication using integration tests.

• Building REST API routes with Ktor
• Protecting routes with JWT authentication
• Organizing application components with Koin

Operate Antigravity CLI to install or update it, manage plugins, and investigate authentication or permission settings. Run one shot coding and review requests, resume interactive conversations, and inspect configuration files and logs when problems occur.

• Checking an Antigravity CLI installation or update
• Managing and checking plugin status
• Investigating sign in, permissions, or sandbox issues

Create or improve skills for Claude Code plugins by defining clear activation conditions, writing focused instructions, and organizing supporting files. The guidance covers reusable scripts, reference documents, examples, and testing whether a skill activates for the intended requests.

• Creating a new skill inside a plugin
• Clarifying when an existing skill should activate
• Splitting long instructions into reference files

Build specialized agents for Claude Code plugins that handle tasks involving multiple steps. Define when each agent should run, its responsibilities, available tools, and expected output, then validate its configuration and test its behavior.

• Creating a dedicated code review agent
• Writing agent activation conditions and examples
• Limiting an agent to the tools it needs

Connect external services to Claude Code plugins through MCP, a protocol that exposes service functions as tools. Get guidance on server configuration, connection methods, authentication, tool permissions, and testing connections and tool calls.

• Adding a local MCP server to a plugin
• Configuring authentication for a hosted service
• Using multiple services in commands and agents

Create external Paperclip plugins using command-line tools. Scaffold a package, install it into a local Paperclip instance, rebuild as you edit, and check types, tests, and builds before reporting the plugin’s status.

• Scaffold a new external Paperclip plugin
• Install and iterate on a local plugin
• Verify plugin types, tests, and builds

Manage command-line tools connected to OmniRoute through its API. Inspect tool status, read or change settings, manage Codex profiles and backups, and invoke tool plugins for automation tasks.

• Reviewing settings across connected tools
• Managing Codex profiles
• Checking tool status and logs

Set up and operate Ruflo to coordinate multiple AI coding agents. This skill guides project initialization, shared memory, task assignment, health checks, and plugin discovery for work that needs coordinated or parallel execution.

• Initializing a multi-agent development environment
• Coordinating parallel work across agents
• Keeping searchable memory across sessions

Set up Cowork for everyday work through guided steps: choose plugins suited to a role, connect work tools, try a skill, and optionally save a writing voice profile for future drafts.

• Getting started with Cowork
• Choosing plugins suited to a job role
• Connecting work tools and trying a skill

Audit a Claude Code setup for installation problems, broken settings, unused extensions, and duplicated instructions. It reviews local usage evidence, recommends cleanup, and applies approved fixes, with separate confirmation for permission changes.

• Diagnose installation and configuration problems
• Review unused skills, MCP servers, and plugins
• Trim duplicated or unnecessary CLAUDE.md guidance

Analyze a project’s code and existing settings to recommend useful Claude Code automations. Receive tailored suggestions for event-triggered actions, specialist agents, skills, plugins, and external tool connections, with reasons and setup locations.

• Choosing Claude Code features for a new project
• Finding ways to automate formatting and checks
• Selecting external tool connections for the project

Set up a Discord bot channel for reaching the assistant. Save or remove the bot token, review configuration and access status, and get guidance on limiting contact to an explicit list of approved people.

• Initial setup of a Discord bot channel
• Checking bot configuration and approved senders
• Restricting access after pairing users

Create and organize Claude Code plugins with guidance on configuration files, commands, agents, skills, hooks, and MCP servers. Learn where components belong, how automatic loading works, and how to reference files across different installation locations.

• Create the directory structure for a new plugin
• Organize commands, agents, skills, and hooks
• Make file references work across installation locations

Add project-specific settings to Claude Code plugins using local Markdown files. Learn how to combine structured YAML settings with written context, read them from hooks and commands, and validate configuration values.

• Add project-specific configuration to a plugin
• Control hook activation through settings
• Store agent state alongside task instructions

Set up a Telegram bot channel for reaching the assistant. Save or remove the bot token, inspect configuration and pending access requests, and get guidance on limiting contact to an approved list of senders.

• Saving a Telegram bot token for initial setup
• Checking token settings and pending pairing requests
• Reviewing who can contact the assistant