Project-aware skill for amq-squad setup, custom role authoring, and live team coordination. Use it to capture a goal, draft the brief, choose roles/profiles, sync pointer stubs, bring teams up, drain inboxes, route handoffs, request reviews, inspect status/console/history, manage lifecycle, and operate tmux runtime controls. For lead-agent bootstrap and child-agent orchestration, use amq-squad-orchestrator.
EnglishAuthor custom amq-squad roles that are not in the built-in persona catalog, then wire them into a team. Covers writing a role file (Markdown with optional YAML frontmatter, .yaml, or .json), the required binary, and adding the role via team init/new team/new profile with --role-file or an inline path in --roles, plus the inline --roles X --binary X= shortcut. Use when someone wants a role like researcher, sre, scribe, or data-scientist that the catalog does not ship. For built-in personas (cto, qa, fullstack, ...) and general team design, use amq-team-setup; for live coordination use amq-squad.
EnglishWizard-style skill for first-time amq-squad team design and setup before up. Walks the user through capturing a work GOAL from any source (a one-line prompt, a local .md, a GitHub issue or PR, a Jira ticket, or a doc URL) and normalizing it into a canonical per-session brief, then picking roles/profile, optionally wiring the squad for lead-agent orchestration, and creating team.json + team-rules.md + the brief + pointer stubs. Covers team-home choice, persona/role drafting, profile model (default vs named), member cwds, the orchestration opt-in, team sync validation, and pre-launch dry-run checks. After the team is live, switch to the companion amq-squad skill.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Amq Squad Role Creator, Amq Team Setup, and other workflows.
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Amq Squad
Project-aware skill for amq-squad setup, custom role authoring, and live team coordination. Use it to capture a goal, draft the brief, choose roles/profiles, sync pointer stubs, bring teams up, drain inboxes, route handoffs, request reviews, inspect status/console/history, manage lifecycle, and operate tmux runtime controls. For lead-agent bootstrap and child-agent orchestration, use amq-squad-orchestrator.
Amq Squad Role Creator
Author custom amq-squad roles that are not in the built-in persona catalog, then wire them into a team. Covers writing a role file (Markdown with optional YAML frontmatter, .yaml, or .json), the required binary, and adding the role via team init/new team/new profile with --role-file or an inline path in --roles, plus the inline --roles X --binary X= shortcut. Use when someone wants a role like researcher, sre, scribe, or data-scientist that the catalog does not ship. For built-in personas (cto, qa, fullstack, ...) and general team design, use amq-team-setup; for live coordination use amq-squad.
Amq Team Setup
Wizard-style skill for first-time amq-squad team design and setup before up. Walks the user through capturing a work GOAL from any source (a one-line prompt, a local .md, a GitHub issue or PR, a Jira ticket, or a doc URL) and normalizing it into a canonical per-session brief, then picking roles/profile, optionally wiring the squad for lead-agent orchestration, and creating team.json + team-rules.md + the brief + pointer stubs. Covers team-home choice, persona/role drafting, profile model (default vs named), member cwds, the orchestration opt-in, team sync validation, and pre-launch dry-run checks. After the team is live, switch to the companion amq-squad skill.
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