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Interactive workspace discovery for tools, workflows, and specialist agents

4.4(48 reviews)
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Updated Oct 2026
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What You Can Do

Discover what tools, workflows, specialist agents, and automation hooks are available in your workspace through interactive prompts and organized catalogs. Based on your goal—whether exploring codebases, fixing bugs, building features, or proving mathematical theorems—the skill surfaces the exact capabilities you need.

Features

Interactive goal-based discovery

answer guided questions to surface relevant tools for your specific task

Workflow orchestration catalog

browse multi-agent pipelines designed for complex engineering tasks

Specialist agents directory

explore dedicated agents (scout, sleuth, architect, oracle, etc.) and their use cases

CLI tools reference

quick access to command-line utilities like tldr, prove, and recall

Active hooks documentation

see what automation hooks are running and how they integrate with your workflow

Deep-dive skill explorer

drill into any specific tool, agent, or workflow for detailed guidance

Advanced configuration guide

learn about MCP, frontmatter customization, and workspace rules

Example Output

Interactive Discovery: Question: "What are you trying to do?" Options: Explore/understand a codebase | Fix a bug | Build a feature | Prove something mathematically

Goal-Based Response: If you select "Fix a bug": Shows /fix workflow, sleuth agent, debug-agent, and relevant investigation tools.

Workflow Catalog: | /fix | Bug investigation & resolution | sleuth, debug-agent | | /build | Feature planning & implementation | architect, kraken | | /prove | Formal mathematical verification | Lean 4, Godel-Prover |

What's Included

  • SKILL.md instruction file with usage patterns and argument-based behavior:
  • Interactive discovery prompts and goal-mapping table:
  • Workflow orchestration catalog with agent assignments:
  • Specialist agents directory with descriptions:
  • CLI tools quick reference (tldr, prove, recall):
  • Active hooks documentation and integration guide:
  • Advanced configuration documentation (MCP, frontmatter, workspace rules):

Who It's For

  • Software engineers discovering workspace capabilities for the first time
  • Development teams onboarding to specialized agent-based workflows
  • Technical leads configuring automation hooks and workspace rules
  • Researchers using formal verification and mathematical proof tools
  • DevOps engineers exploring CLI tools and orchestration workflows

Best For

  • Workspace onboarding and capability discovery
  • Finding the right agent or workflow for a specific engineering task
  • Understanding available CLI tools and automation hooks
  • Exploring multi-agent pipeline orchestration
  • Configuring workspace rules and advanced customization

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