Develop a light-process node inside a VS Code dev container that mirrors its production Docker image, with automatic .env loading. Use this skill whenever the user runs or asks about light node dev, wants to code a node in the same image used at runtime, generates or refreshes a .devcontainer/devcontainer.json from .node.json, hits "code command not found" when opening, needs to rebuild the container after changing setup, or wants environment variables loaded into the container without copy-pasting. Also trigger when the user mentions devcontainers, container-based development, "iterate on a node", .env files, env-file, auto-detect env vars, secrets in container, loading environment variables, or ${localEnv:...} placeholders in this repo, even if they do not name the command explicitly.
EnglishExecute a light-process workflow or single node from the CLI, pass input, read outputs, and debug failed runs. Use this skill whenever the user runs or asks about light run, wants to test a workflow folder or packed JSON, runs a single node via --node, passes input via --input / --input-file, reads .lp-output.json, hits a [fail] line in run output, sees a non-zero exit from a node, or asks why a downstream node was skipped (link condition false). Also trigger when the user mentions back-link iterations / maxIterations, parallel batch execution, or wants to inspect a workflow before running it.
EnglishConfigure the light-run runner service that light-process needs to execute containers. Use when the user is setting up a fresh install, hits "LIGHTRUNURL not set", or wants to choose between local dev and prod two-process mode.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Run Workflow, Setup Light Run, and other workflows.
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Node Dev
Develop a light-process node inside a VS Code dev container that mirrors its production Docker image, with automatic .env loading. Use this skill whenever the user runs or asks about light node dev, wants to code a node in the same image used at runtime, generates or refreshes a .devcontainer/devcontainer.json from .node.json, hits "code command not found" when opening, needs to rebuild the container after changing setup, or wants environment variables loaded into the container without copy-pasting. Also trigger when the user mentions devcontainers, container-based development, "iterate on a node", .env files, env-file, auto-detect env vars, secrets in container, loading environment variables, or ${localEnv:...} placeholders in this repo, even if they do not name the command explicitly.
Run Workflow
Execute a light-process workflow or single node from the CLI, pass input, read outputs, and debug failed runs. Use this skill whenever the user runs or asks about light run, wants to test a workflow folder or packed JSON, runs a single node via --node, passes input via --input / --input-file, reads .lp-output.json, hits a [fail] line in run output, sees a non-zero exit from a node, or asks why a downstream node was skipped (link condition false). Also trigger when the user mentions back-link iterations / maxIterations, parallel batch execution, or wants to inspect a workflow before running it.
Setup Light Run
Configure the light-run runner service that light-process needs to execute containers. Use when the user is setting up a fresh install, hits "LIGHTRUNURL not set", or wants to choose between local dev and prod two-process mode.
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