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Codebase Orientation
Map the owners, entry points, contracts and verification paths relevant to a change, with source-backed relationships and explicit unknown coverage.
Code intelligenceexperimental
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6 CANONICAL SKILLS · V0.1.0
Code Intelligence and Orientation
Build source-backed maps and qualify derived indexes against current worktrees, coverage and known answers.
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View manifest ↗Run from a full toolkit checkout. This prints a file manifest, not an installer.
node tools/bundle.mjs resolve code-intelligenceOriginal
Code Index Qualification
Qualify one derived code index against the intended checkout, source bytes, coverage and known query answers before using it for impact decisions.
Code intelligenceexperimental
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Bounded Context Assembly
Assemble task-sized context from current canonical source, accepted contracts, graphs, and semantic tools while tracking freshness and missing information.
Parallel engineeringexperimental
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Nx Graph and Boundaries
Use current project/task graphs and semantic navigation to map impact, enforce important boundaries, and validate derived configuration without duplicating existing tooling.
Parallel engineeringexperimental
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Context Checkpointing
Preserve task state across compaction or handoff with source-backed decisions, unresolved failures, current artifacts, and explicit freshness checks.
Context and memoryexperimental
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Execution Profile Audit
Compare an intended agent execution profile with current worktree-bound observations, separating requested settings, resolved configuration, and actual runtime behavior.
Harness engineeringexperimental
Tailor context, not a second copy.
Pick the skill needed for the current task. A private adapter supplies project-specific roots, command IDs, accepted contracts, and policy. It should pin and verify the public revision before exposing guidance to an internal agent.
Skill effectiveness remains experimental. Package validation and content hashes do not establish host compatibility, artifact authenticity, or permission to execute.
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