This skill should be used before answering "does Genesis have X", "does Genesis lack X", auditing Genesis capabilities, comparing Genesis to an external system, or reviewing/summarizing the architecture. It routes to the canonical judgment-layer subsystem map so audits start from the map, not from a cold grep. Also fires after changing a subsystem's capabilities, to keep the map current.
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Read docs/architecture/CURRENT.md FIRST — before any grep, agent
dispatch, or claim about what Genesis has or lacks. It is the canonical
judgment-layer map: what each subsystem is FOR, its easy-to-forget
mechanisms, maturity (live / shadow / dark), and do-not-touch edges.
A claim of absence ("Genesis lacks X", "Genesis should add X") made without consulting the map first is a protocol violation — the 2026-06-30 audit produced 6/7 wrong infrastructure claims exactly this way.
yaml subsystem-map blocks — the union covers every top-level package
in src/genesis, so "no entry mentions it" means you're using the wrong
concept name, not that it doesn't exist.verified: <sha> <date> stamp; if its modules have moved
since, re-verify the specific claim against the live tree before relying
on it.codebase_audit / dev-skill "Auditing Existing
Capabilities"): enumerate the subsystem's module inventory, trace the
call graph both directions, grep by concept with synonyms, and verify
against RUNTIME state (env gates, logs) — the map tells you where to
look, not what to conclude.After you change a subsystem's capabilities (new mechanism, new gate, wiring flip, removal) or re-verify an entry during an audit:
modules: block if the package
set changed.verified: stamp to the current short sha + date.CI enforces the module partition (scripts/check_subsystem_map.py): a new
top-level package that no entry claims fails the build; stale stamps warn.
capability_map (DB table) and ego/capability_aggregator.py are the
ego's per-domain self-confidence model — completely unrelated to this map.
Never conflate them; everything here is "subsystem map".
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Forward Deployed Engineer delivery contract for AWS engagements, build-first artifacts, grounded cost estimates, Well-Architected review, evolution roadmap
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Canonical guide to Genesis browser automation - layers (Camoufox, Chromium, the user's Chrome over CDP, TinyFish, desktop), per-tool timeouts, safety gates, verify-after-act, what a click checks (scroll, hit test, covered targets), overlays, iframes, tabs, and failure diagnosis
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Update Claude Code (the CC CLI / "clog code") to a new version, or bump the pinned CC version. Use when the user asks to update Claude Code, bump the CC pin, evaluate a new CC release, or says "clog code update". Routes to the canonical, standardized process in docs/reference/cc-compatibility.md — do NOT re-derive the update mechanism by grepping every time. Do NOT use for general "what changed in CC" trivia with no intent to update.
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This skill should be used when a session's job is to DRIVE OPEN PRs TO MERGE rather than to write new code — "close out the open PRs", "review and fix the open PRs", "what's blocking our PRs", "which PRs are mergeable". It owns the In Review column: it reads each PR's gate status, verifies and fixes review findings on PRs OTHER sessions built, replies in-thread, and stops at the merge gate for the user's per-PR approval. Do NOT load it for building a feature and opening its PR — that is a build session (`genesis-development`).
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Code understanding tool selection. Use when exploring architecture, finding definitions, tracing call chains, assessing blast radius of changes, or debugging code paths in the Genesis codebase.
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End-to-end content creation and publishing. Takes a topic (or generates one), drafts in the user's voice, gets approval via Telegram, and publishes to Medium via browser automation. Invoke with "publish a post about X", "write and publish to Medium", "content-publish", or when an ego-dispatched session needs to create and distribute content.
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