Results for “maps”

Use when looking for project-specific documentation. Knows which docs exist in agents/reference/docs/ and agents/settings/contexts/ and maps work areas to relevant docs.

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Use when authoring or rewriting a roadmap in agents/roadmaps/ — phases, goal, acceptance criteria, council notes; fires even on 'write a plan for X' / 'draft a roadmap'.

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Use when reading, creating, or updating agent documentation, module docs, roadmaps, or AGENTS.md. Understands the full .augment/, agents/, and copilot-instructions structure.

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[Documentation] Use when a workflow step or the user asks for canonical feature specs and test scenarios: author, audit, amend, tests and sync. discovery maps overlaps; clarify confirms decisions; index derives navigation/ERD.

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Guides continuous improvement and change management for SMEs adopting AI. Applies Marginal Gains philosophy, Kaizen principles, and structured sprint methodologies to organizational transformation. Use when user asks about change management, continuous improvement, AI adoption strategy, team resistance, transformation roadmaps, or improvement sprints.

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Compile deep repository evidence into artifact-bound correctness doctrine — authority/law/proof maps, owned invariants, failure archaeology, and the strongest durable destination for each piece of knowledge, plus an optional minimal repository-specific skill portfolio. Use when the user wants both deep codebase understanding AND durable doctrine, knowledge routing, or repo-specific skill recommendations. Research discoverable facts before asking. Read-only. Not for quick onboarding, one isolated invariant, ordinary implementation, generic review, or direct skill creation.

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Work with maps, grids, coordinates, anchoring, movement, fixtures, collisions, and physics safely.

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Discover and reuse owner resource structure, then validate paths, RSI, audio, maps, attribution, and localization companions.

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Create and edit editable Excalidraw diagrams in Canvas Notebook through the Scene-Service tools. Use for diagrams, flows, sketches, architecture maps, visual explanations, or requested .excalidraw documents.

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Create a Realsee VR space from local equirectangular panoramas using PanoToVR. Use for image-directory or manifest submission, resuming a known VR task, and retrieving its VR URL. For depth maps, point clouds, or camera poses use Argus instead.

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When the user wants to plan, map, or restructure a website's page hierarchy, navigation, URL structure, or internal linking — "sitemap," "information architecture," "IA," "breadcrumbs," "what pages do I need," "how should I organize my site." NOT for XML sitemaps (technical SEO — see seo-audit). For structured data, see schema-markup.

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Use this skill when personal data goes, or will go, to a recipient outside the EEA, or someone asks "do we need a TIA", "transfer impact assessment", "SCCs for this vendor", "can we use this US vendor under GDPR", "international data transfer assessment", "Schrems II assessment" or "our customer asked for our transfer assessments". Confirms whether there is a transfer at all, maps the full chain including remote access and sub-processors, identifies the transfer mechanism, structures the destination law assessment from sourced material, proposes supplementary measures and drafts a documented assessment with a review trigger.

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Use this skill when a company needs its information security policy set written or rebuilt, or asks "write our security policies", "draft the information security policy", "we need policies for the audit", "policy pack for a startup", "our template policies are 40 documents nobody reads" or "which policies do we actually need". Maps the policy set to the company's size and owners, drafts the top-level policy and the topic policies in testable language that reflects what the company does, flags commitments that need a decision, and prepares the approval and communication record for leadership.

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Use this skill when a published privacy notice may no longer match what the company does, or someone asks "is our privacy policy accurate", "check our privacy notice against the RoPA", "privacy notice review", "Article 13 and 14 check", "does our website privacy policy cover our vendors and cookies" or "update the privacy notice for the new product". Maps every collection point, compares each notice with the processing record, the vendor list and what the site and product actually collect, classifies what is missing, wrong, vague or stale, and drafts a redline plus the practice fixes that a notice edit cannot solve.

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Use this skill when a financial entity in scope of DORA needs to build or refresh its register of ICT third-party arrangements, and someone asks "build our register of information", "list our ICT providers for the regulator", "which providers support critical or important functions", "refresh the DORA register", "map our ICT contracts to functions" or "where is our provider concentration". Builds the population of ICT arrangements including intra-group ones, maps each to the functions it supports, collects the fields a supervisor will ask about, flags concentration, missing exit plans and contract gaps, and writes a working register with open questions for function owners.

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Use this skill when a company needs recovery objectives it can defend, before a continuity plan, a disaster recovery design, an audit or a resilience review, and asks "do a BIA", "business impact analysis", "set our RTO and RPO", "what is our maximum tolerable downtime", "which services are critical", "impact tolerance" or "can our backups meet our recovery targets". Lists services from the customer's view, prices an outage over time in the company's own money and obligations, sets recovery time and data loss objectives, maps dependencies, and compares each objective with what backups, restore tests, suppliers and people actually allow, listing the gaps for a decision.

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Use this skill when a company answers to two or more frameworks and is collecting the same evidence twice, and asks "map our controls across frameworks", "crosswalk between our certification and our attestation", "can our ISMS cover NIS 2", "unified control framework", "collect evidence once, use it everywhere" or "what is unique to each framework". Builds one internal control set in the company's own words, maps each control to the framework references by bare identifier with an honest match strength, flags what only one framework asks for, and writes a control map plus an evidence plan where each artefact is collected once.

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Use this skill when an auditor, customer or regulator will ask how security events are logged and watched, and someone says "prepare logging evidence", "show we monitor alerts", "what do we log and for how long", "who looks at the SIEM", "prove an alert was handled" or "our monitoring evidence is just dashboard screenshots". Maps log coverage and retention per system, lists the alert rules that matter and where they go, traces real alerts end to end with timestamps, and writes an evidence pack with the gaps stated plainly.

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Use this skill when a company that already runs a security management system wants to add an AI management system, or is preparing for an AI governance certification, and asks "scope our AI management system", "what should the AIMS cover", "AI governance roles", "who owns AI governance", "extend our ISMS to AI" or "write the AI management system scope statement". Decides which AI systems, roles, teams and lifecycle stages are in, maps interfaces and dependencies, reuses the processes the security system already runs, assigns roles with a RACI, and writes the scope statement, the roles file and the open questions for leadership.

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Use this skill when a bank, payment or e-money institution, investment firm, insurer, crypto-asset service provider or other financial entity in scope of DORA needs to know whether its ICT risk management setup holds up, or when someone asks "DORA gap analysis", "are we DORA compliant on ICT risk", "check our ICT risk management framework", "prepare for the supervisor's DORA review", "does our ISO 27001 ISMS cover DORA" or "audit our Article 6 framework". Confirms the entity type and whether the simplified regime applies, maps the entity's own documents and records against the ICT risk management articles, and writes a gap list with owners, evidence and priorities.

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Generate Excalidraw diagrams from natural language descriptions. Use when asked to "create a diagram", "make a flowchart", "visualize a process", "draw a system architecture", "create a mind map", or "generate an Excalidraw file". Supports flowcharts, relationship diagrams, mind maps, and system architecture diagrams. Outputs .excalidraw JSON files that can be opened directly in Excalidraw.

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Maps the files relevant to a task before any edit: files to modify, dependencies that may need updates, test files, reference patterns to follow, and risks such as API, migration, or config changes. Use at the start of a non-trivial change in an unfamiliar codebase.

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Write the document of a research run — plan the question and the outline with rs_plan, write prose and declare its claims together with rs_write, choose the claim strength the evidence actually holds, follow the section structure the run's kind maps to, read the draft back, and build a watermarked draft before the gated clean build. Use when a run's document has to be written, a section drafted, a claim bound to a source, or a build attempted.

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Create and integrate the machine-level core of a new EMULATORS emulator, including Computer and Emulator derivatives, memory and port maps, chip ownership and wiring, clock coordination, model configuration, commands, formatters, executables, and Visual Studio projects. Use when scaffolding a machine namespace, adding a model or regional variant, assembling existing components into a computer, or making a new emulator build and start.

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