Capture, classify, connect, review, and promote speculative ideas into a searchable GitHub issue inbox. Use when the user says "new idea", "incubate this", "add this to my inbox", "process my Telegram dump", "review my ideas", "does this connect to anything?", "promote idea N", or wants to turn a rough note, voice fragment, or URL into a tracked issue. Telegram Saved Messages is the quick-capture layer; GitHub issues are the durable layer. Do not use for ideas that are already scoped and ready to build — route those directly to maker-engineering or the relevant specialist.
EnglishDesign, review, and plan sheet metal projects from concept through SolidWorks Sheet Metal features, flat patterns, DXF/plasma or laser handoff, bend sequencing, and shop-floor fabrication. Use for sheet metal boxes, modular toolboxes, storage trays, shelves, plant stands, STAS/gallery hangers, cat furniture, stackable rolling cases, hybrid wood-metal attache cases, musical horns and lofted bends, combat robot chassis, electronics or PC enclosures, automotive/off-road brackets and roof racks, lighting, kinetic sculpture, camping/outdoor gear, food or beverage tools, camera/audio rigs, costume armor, props, furniture accents, garden systems, repair panels, STEM kits, geometric folded art, and Maker Nexus-style plasma, brake, shear, slip-roll, welding, and finishing workflows.
EnglishBabysit a running multi-pane tmux agent sprint while the user is AFK or asleep. Polls the manager pane and grid persona panes every ~4 min via ScheduleWakeup, auto-approves routine agent permission prompts using a configurable rubric, escalates destructive prompts, and produces a morning summary. Use this skill whenever the user says "watch the sprint", "supervise overnight", "I'm going to bed keep the sprint going", "babysit the panes", "keep an eye on twingrid", or invokes "/sprint-supervisor" — even without the word "supervisor". Scales by named scope — one instance handles a twingrid (18 panes), multiple instances divide-and-conquer a triplegrid or quadgrid by scoping each supervisor to a slice of grids coordinated via /tmp lockfile so peers don't double-approve. Pairs with sprint-watchdog.sh which absorbs the mechanical ~70% of approvals; this skill handles the judgment ~30% — commands, rate-limit prompts, escalation.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Idea Incubator, Sheet Metal, and Sprint Supervisor.
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GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLISupported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Idea Incubator
Capture, classify, connect, review, and promote speculative ideas into a searchable GitHub issue inbox. Use when the user says "new idea", "incubate this", "add this to my inbox", "process my Telegram dump", "review my ideas", "does this connect to anything?", "promote idea N", or wants to turn a rough note, voice fragment, or URL into a tracked issue. Telegram Saved Messages is the quick-capture layer; GitHub issues are the durable layer. Do not use for ideas that are already scoped and ready to build — route those directly to maker-engineering or the relevant specialist.
Sheet Metal
Design, review, and plan sheet metal projects from concept through SolidWorks Sheet Metal features, flat patterns, DXF/plasma or laser handoff, bend sequencing, and shop-floor fabrication. Use for sheet metal boxes, modular toolboxes, storage trays, shelves, plant stands, STAS/gallery hangers, cat furniture, stackable rolling cases, hybrid wood-metal attache cases, musical horns and lofted bends, combat robot chassis, electronics or PC enclosures, automotive/off-road brackets and roof racks, lighting, kinetic sculpture, camping/outdoor gear, food or beverage tools, camera/audio rigs, costume armor, props, furniture accents, garden systems, repair panels, STEM kits, geometric folded art, and Maker Nexus-style plasma, brake, shear, slip-roll, welding, and finishing workflows.
Sprint Supervisor
Babysit a running multi-pane tmux agent sprint while the user is AFK or asleep. Polls the manager pane and grid persona panes every ~4 min via ScheduleWakeup, auto-approves routine agent permission prompts using a configurable rubric, escalates destructive prompts, and produces a morning summary. Use this skill whenever the user says "watch the sprint", "supervise overnight", "I'm going to bed keep the sprint going", "babysit the panes", "keep an eye on twingrid", or invokes "/sprint-supervisor" — even without the word "supervisor". Scales by named scope — one instance handles a twingrid (18 panes), multiple instances divide-and-conquer a triplegrid or quadgrid by scoping each supervisor to a slice of grids coordinated via /tmp lockfile so peers don't double-approve. Pairs with sprint-watchdog.sh which absorbs the mechanical ~70% of approvals; this skill handles the judgment ~30% — commands, rate-limit prompts, escalation.
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 Idea Incubator 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.