Manage the Mad House agent fleet. List all agents in the central registry, check which repos have which agents deployed, and sync agents from the registry to target repos. Use when adding a new agent to the fleet, syncing agents across repos, auditing what agents are deployed where, or rebuilding the agent registry. Triggers on "sync agents", "deploy agents", "what agents are deployed", "add agent to repo", "agent fleet", "update agents".
EnglishDeploy to Coolify, which build pack, Nixpacks vs Dockerfile, Coolify rollback, zero-downtime deploy, deploy from registry, Coolify monorepo, Coolify environment variables, pre/post deployment script, Railpack, Coolify static site.
EnglishCheck whether the skill collection scripts are still accurate and up to date with the current environment. Detects drift between hardcoded lists in scripts and what actually exists — new AI tools installed, new projects added to ~/dev, new VPS containers, broken script paths. Use when the user says "sync my skills", "are my skills up to date", "update skill scripts", "check for drift", or after installing new tools or adding new projects. Also useful periodically to keep skills accurate.
EnglishMad House project lifecycle manager. Create, list, stage, promote, ship, and archive projects in ~/dev/mad-house/lab. Every project has a stage (concept → prototype → building → shipped → maintained → archived) and a type (code, game, creative, tool, experiment, content, bot). Use when managing lab projects, moving a project between stages, promoting from lab to a GitHub org, marking something as shipped, or archiving a project.
EnglishFull eagle-eye ops audit across both WSL and a remote VPS simultaneously. Use when the user wants a complete picture of everything — what's running locally and in production, what's live vs local-only, cross-environment dependency map. Triggers on phrases like "full audit", "audit everything", "ops audit", "what do I have running", "overview of my stack", "eagle eye view", or "show me everything".
EnglishPackage a locally built skill and publish it to the madebymadhouse/skills repo. Handles copying files, reviewing for internals to scrub, updating the README table, and pushing. Use when a skill has been built or updated locally and needs to go into the public skills repo. Triggers on "publish skill", "push this skill", "add skill to the repo", "package my skill".
EnglishCapture, list, show, or replay point-in-time workflow snapshots so execution state can be preserved and…
EnglishDeep audit of a remote VPS running Docker, Coolify, and Traefik. Use when the user wants to check what containers are running, inspect Coolify services, review Traefik routes, check disk/memory, review firewall rules, or get an eagle-eye view of their production server. Triggers on phrases like "audit the vps", "what's running on the server", "check production", "how's the vps doing", "what containers are up", or "check coolify".
EnglishAudit all git repos under ~/dev for dirty state, unpushed commits, exposed .env files, and tracked context files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md). Use when the user wants to know if their workspace is clean, before a deploy, or when something feels off. Triggers on "audit workspace", "check repos", "anything unpushed", "is my workspace clean", "check for dirty repos", "any exposed secrets".
EnglishAutomated drift detection across all repos and live services. Checks git repos for uncommitted changes and unpushed commits, pings service URLs for health, verifies VPS SSH connectivity, checks Coolify API status, and scans key npm projects for outdated packages. Outputs a machine-readable JSON summary and human-readable status. Triggers on "check for drift", "is everything healthy", "workspace drift", "check services", "are my services up", "what's drifted".
EnglishFast-forward pull all clean git repos under ~/dev. Skips dirty repos and repos with no remote. Safe to run at the start of any session to get all repos up to date. Triggers on "sync repos", "pull all repos", "update all repos", "get latest", "sync my workspace", "pull everything".
EnglishDeep audit of a WSL environment. Use when the user wants to understand what's running on their local machine, see the dev workspace, check runtimes, AI tooling, shell config, SSH keys, Docker state, or get an eagle-eye view of WSL. Triggers on phrases like "audit wsl", "what's on my machine", "check my local setup", "what projects do I have", or "show me my dev workspace".
EnglishFree disk space on WSL by clearing package manager caches (npm, pip, pnpm, playwright, node-gyp, puppeteer, prisma) and optionally pruning Docker build cache, images, and volumes on a remote VPS. Also reports lab nodemodules. Triggers on "free disk space", "clean up caches", "WSL disk full", "debloat", "clear npm cache", "clean caches", "disk is getting low".
EnglishIncludes Agent Fleet, Coolify Deploy, Skill Publish, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Agent Fleet
Manage the Mad House agent fleet. List all agents in the central registry, check which repos have which agents deployed, and sync agents from the registry to target repos. Use when adding a new agent to the fleet, syncing agents across repos, auditing what agents are deployed where, or rebuilding the agent registry. Triggers on "sync agents", "deploy agents", "what agents are deployed", "add agent to repo", "agent fleet", "update agents".
Coolify Deploy
Deploy to Coolify, which build pack, Nixpacks vs Dockerfile, Coolify rollback, zero-downtime deploy, deploy from registry, Coolify monorepo, Coolify environment variables, pre/post deployment script, Railpack, Coolify static site.
Env Sync
Check whether the skill collection scripts are still accurate and up to date with the current environment. Detects drift between hardcoded lists in scripts and what actually exists — new AI tools installed, new projects added to ~/dev, new VPS containers, broken script paths. Use when the user says "sync my skills", "are my skills up to date", "update skill scripts", "check for drift", or after installing new tools or adding new projects. Also useful periodically to keep skills accurate.
Incubate
Mad House project lifecycle manager. Create, list, stage, promote, ship, and archive projects in ~/dev/mad-house/lab. Every project has a stage (concept → prototype → building → shipped → maintained → archived) and a type (code, game, creative, tool, experiment, content, bot). Use when managing lab projects, moving a project between stages, promoting from lab to a GitHub org, marking something as shipped, or archiving a project.
Ops Audit
Full eagle-eye ops audit across both WSL and a remote VPS simultaneously. Use when the user wants a complete picture of everything — what's running locally and in production, what's live vs local-only, cross-environment dependency map. Triggers on phrases like "full audit", "audit everything", "ops audit", "what do I have running", "overview of my stack", "eagle eye view", or "show me everything".
Skill Publish
Package a locally built skill and publish it to the madebymadhouse/skills repo. Handles copying files, reviewing for internals to scrub, updating the README table, and pushing. Use when a skill has been built or updated locally and needs to go into the public skills repo. Triggers on "publish skill", "push this skill", "add skill to the repo", "package my skill".
Snapshot
Capture, list, show, or replay point-in-time workflow snapshots so execution state can be preserved and reproduced
Vps Audit
Deep audit of a remote VPS running Docker, Coolify, and Traefik. Use when the user wants to check what containers are running, inspect Coolify services, review Traefik routes, check disk/memory, review firewall rules, or get an eagle-eye view of their production server. Triggers on phrases like "audit the vps", "what's running on the server", "check production", "how's the vps doing", "what containers are up", or "check coolify".
Workspace Audit
Audit all git repos under ~/dev for dirty state, unpushed commits, exposed .env files, and tracked context files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md). Use when the user wants to know if their workspace is clean, before a deploy, or when something feels off. Triggers on "audit workspace", "check repos", "anything unpushed", "is my workspace clean", "check for dirty repos", "any exposed secrets".
Workspace Drift
Automated drift detection across all repos and live services. Checks git repos for uncommitted changes and unpushed commits, pings service URLs for health, verifies VPS SSH connectivity, checks Coolify API status, and scans key npm projects for outdated packages. Outputs a machine-readable JSON summary and human-readable status. Triggers on "check for drift", "is everything healthy", "workspace drift", "check services", "are my services up", "what's drifted".
Workspace Sync
Fast-forward pull all clean git repos under ~/dev. Skips dirty repos and repos with no remote. Safe to run at the start of any session to get all repos up to date. Triggers on "sync repos", "pull all repos", "update all repos", "get latest", "sync my workspace", "pull everything".
Wsl Audit
Deep audit of a WSL environment. Use when the user wants to understand what's running on their local machine, see the dev workspace, check runtimes, AI tooling, shell config, SSH keys, Docker state, or get an eagle-eye view of WSL. Triggers on phrases like "audit wsl", "what's on my machine", "check my local setup", "what projects do I have", or "show me my dev workspace".
Wsl Debloat
Free disk space on WSL by clearing package manager caches (npm, pip, pnpm, playwright, node-gyp, puppeteer, prisma) and optionally pruning Docker build cache, images, and volumes on a remote VPS. Also reports lab nodemodules. Triggers on "free disk space", "clean up caches", "WSL disk full", "debloat", "clear npm cache", "clean caches", "disk is getting low".
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 Agent Fleet 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.
- License details are not provided in these listings. Check the author’s terms before using the skills.