Senior-PM posture frame plus parallel adversarial review orchestrator. Use this skill at the start of any non-trivial session, OR whenever the user wants a plan, code file, or content piece reviewed before they ship it. Trigger on /captain-opus alone (loads PM posture) or /captain-opus (spawns two reviewers in parallel, synthesizes their disagreements). Especially useful before high-stakes commits, before publishing client-facing content, when a single review felt thin, or when the user says 'make sure this is right' about anything that took meaningful work to produce.
EnglishFetch rendered public web pages via isolated headless Chrome. Default for 'fetch this URL', 'what does this page say', 'scrape this page'. Lighter than Playwright MCP, works in dispatch jobs. Routes authenticated hosts to claude --chrome. Escalates to Playwright MCP only for clicks, form fills, or multi-page flows.
EnglishUse when the user says "/clear-prep", "prep for context clear", "prepare to clear", "handover prompt", "I'm going to clear the context", "relay context to a new instance", "snapshot my session", "session is getting full", "give me a handover", or "context is running out". Generates a self-contained handover prompt the user pastes into a cleared Claude Code instance so work continues seamlessly with zero re-explanation.
EnglishExecute READY plans from the fleet triage queue. Shows which plans scored ready, asks for confirmation, then dispatches agents. Triggers on: /fleet-execute, 'run fleet', 'execute ready plans', 'dispatch fleet', 'run the fleet'.
EnglishShow current work status (active increments, progress) and background jobs (imports, cloning). Even with no jobs, shows increment summary and helpful context.
EnglishHave multiple specialized agents review a plan in parallel. Spawns DHH, Kieran, and code simplicity reviewers to provide diverse feedback on implementation plans.
EnglishPre-deploy verification gate. Checks git status, build, tests, migrations, secrets, and commit conventions. Reports READY or NOT READY. Read-only, no changes. Trigger words: preflight, pre-deploy check, ready to deploy, deployment checklist.
EnglishUse when the user asks to "spawn an agent team", "run agents in parallel", "multi-agent review", "build an agent team", "fan out work to agents", or asks for parallel execution across multiple workstreams with live synthesis. Coordinates 2 to 10 specialized agents (Sonnet and Haiku by default, Gemini for contrarian or SEO/content, Opus only on explicit ask) using structured templates (3/3/3/1, 2/2/1, or 4/4+1+1), failure recovery, and lead synthesis. Use whenever the work has multiple defensible answers, benefits from independent perspectives, or needs adversarial pressure on a single hypothesis.
EnglishShow available skills, plugins, and commands organized by category. Use when starting work, unsure which tool fits, or need a quick reference. Triggers on: 'what tools do I have', 'which skill', 'what commands', '/tool-suggest'.
EnglishIncludes Captain Opus, Chrome Headless, Clear Prep, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Captain Opus
Senior-PM posture frame plus parallel adversarial review orchestrator. Use this skill at the start of any non-trivial session, OR whenever the user wants a plan, code file, or content piece reviewed before they ship it. Trigger on /captain-opus alone (loads PM posture) or /captain-opus (spawns two reviewers in parallel, synthesizes their disagreements). Especially useful before high-stakes commits, before publishing client-facing content, when a single review felt thin, or when the user says 'make sure this is right' about anything that took meaningful work to produce.
Chrome Headless
Fetch rendered public web pages via isolated headless Chrome. Default for 'fetch this URL', 'what does this page say', 'scrape this page'. Lighter than Playwright MCP, works in dispatch jobs. Routes authenticated hosts to claude --chrome. Escalates to Playwright MCP only for clicks, form fills, or multi-page flows.
Clear Prep
Use when the user says "/clear-prep", "prep for context clear", "prepare to clear", "handover prompt", "I'm going to clear the context", "relay context to a new instance", "snapshot my session", "session is getting full", "give me a handover", or "context is running out". Generates a self-contained handover prompt the user pastes into a cleared Claude Code instance so work continues seamlessly with zero re-explanation.
Fleet Execute
Execute READY plans from the fleet triage queue. Shows which plans scored ready, asks for confirmation, then dispatches agents. Triggers on: /fleet-execute, 'run fleet', 'execute ready plans', 'dispatch fleet', 'run the fleet'.
Jobs
Show current work status (active increments, progress) and background jobs (imports, cloning). Even with no jobs, shows increment summary and helpful context.
Plan Review
Have multiple specialized agents review a plan in parallel. Spawns DHH, Kieran, and code simplicity reviewers to provide diverse feedback on implementation plans.
Preflight
Pre-deploy verification gate. Checks git status, build, tests, migrations, secrets, and commit conventions. Reports READY or NOT READY. Read-only, no changes. Trigger words: preflight, pre-deploy check, ready to deploy, deployment checklist.
Spawn Agent Team
Use when the user asks to "spawn an agent team", "run agents in parallel", "multi-agent review", "build an agent team", "fan out work to agents", or asks for parallel execution across multiple workstreams with live synthesis. Coordinates 2 to 10 specialized agents (Sonnet and Haiku by default, Gemini for contrarian or SEO/content, Opus only on explicit ask) using structured templates (3/3/3/1, 2/2/1, or 4/4+1+1), failure recovery, and lead synthesis. Use whenever the work has multiple defensible answers, benefits from independent perspectives, or needs adversarial pressure on a single hypothesis.
Tool Suggest
Show available skills, plugins, and commands organized by category. Use when starting work, unsure which tool fits, or need a quick reference. Triggers on: 'what tools do I have', 'which skill', 'what commands', '/tool-suggest'.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Captain Opus skill to help with my task.
Ask me for the context you need before getting started.Requirements & license
- A coding agent that can access your project files and install skills.
- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
- Reported license for the skills shown: MIT. The author’s terms apply.