Stages all changes and generates a lean Conventional Commits message via caveman-commit — user reviews and commits manually. Triggers on any commit intent: "commit", "stage my changes", "ready to push", "let's commit", "make a commit", "commit this", "push changes", "squash and commit", or any variation. Use whenever the user signals they're done with changes and ready to commit, even if they don't mention "message" or "caveman". Does NOT run git commit — outputs a ready-to-run command for the user to execute after review.
EnglishFull memory hygiene cycle — compresses memory-sessions.md, deduplicates memory-decisions.md, and syncs key project facts to the memory MCP graph. Run monthly or when context feels heavy.
EnglishSelf-evolving skill system - skills that auto-fix, auto-improve, and auto-learn from usage. Provides collective intelligence where agents share improvements, 46% token reduction through skill evolution, and quality monitoring that tracks performance. Use for complex multi-step tasks, skill evolution, or accessing cloud skill community.
EnglishReverse engineer any website into a complete build blueprint. Analyzes the HTML structure, fetches and extracts all animation/interaction code from the site's JavaScript, and pulls the complete design system from the CSS. Outputs a structured teardown document with tech stack, every visual effect and how it's implemented, design tokens, assets needed, and a section-by-section build plan. Use this skill whenever the user wants to analyze how a website was built, reverse engineer a site, clone or recreate a website, understand what tech stack or animations a site uses, do a site teardown, deconstruct a page, figure out how an effect works on a website, or says things like 'steal this website', 'break down this site', 'how did they build this', 'website blueprint', 'analyze this site for me', or gives you a URL and asks you to figure out how it works. Also trigger when the user pastes raw HTML source code and asks what's going on or how to recreate it.
EnglishExtract a complete design system from any website, local directory, or public GitHub repo using the skillui CLI. Generates SKILL.md, DESIGN.md, and token files (colors.json, spacing.json, typography.json) that Claude reads automatically. Use when the user wants to extract a design system or design tokens from an existing site or codebase before building a UI, wants a reference design system to match, or says things like 'extract the design system from', 'get the tokens from', 'pull styles from this site', 'clone the look of', or provides a URL/repo and wants to match its visual language.
EnglishUse when adding interactive 3D scenes from Spline.design to web projects. Covers embedding methods (React, Next.js, vanilla JS), the @splinetool/runtime API for programmatic control (events, variables, animations, camera), performance optimization, and common integration patterns like hero sections, product viewers, and scroll-driven 3D.
EnglishAuto-routes work to GPT-5.5 (Codex) or Gemini 2.5 Pro when the task fits their unique capabilities better than Claude alone. Claude stays the driver — the others are tools it calls.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Auto Stage Commit, Compact Memory, Site Teardown, and other workflows.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLISupported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Auto Stage Commit
Stages all changes and generates a lean Conventional Commits message via caveman-commit — user reviews and commits manually. Triggers on any commit intent: "commit", "stage my changes", "ready to push", "let's commit", "make a commit", "commit this", "push changes", "squash and commit", or any variation. Use whenever the user signals they're done with changes and ready to commit, even if they don't mention "message" or "caveman". Does NOT run git commit — outputs a ready-to-run command for the user to execute after review.
Compact Memory
Full memory hygiene cycle — compresses memory-sessions.md, deduplicates memory-decisions.md, and syncs key project facts to the memory MCP graph. Run monthly or when context feels heavy.
Openspace
Self-evolving skill system - skills that auto-fix, auto-improve, and auto-learn from usage. Provides collective intelligence where agents share improvements, 46% token reduction through skill evolution, and quality monitoring that tracks performance. Use for complex multi-step tasks, skill evolution, or accessing cloud skill community.
Site Teardown
Reverse engineer any website into a complete build blueprint. Analyzes the HTML structure, fetches and extracts all animation/interaction code from the site's JavaScript, and pulls the complete design system from the CSS. Outputs a structured teardown document with tech stack, every visual effect and how it's implemented, design tokens, assets needed, and a section-by-section build plan. Use this skill whenever the user wants to analyze how a website was built, reverse engineer a site, clone or recreate a website, understand what tech stack or animations a site uses, do a site teardown, deconstruct a page, figure out how an effect works on a website, or says things like 'steal this website', 'break down this site', 'how did they build this', 'website blueprint', 'analyze this site for me', or gives you a URL and asks you to figure out how it works. Also trigger when the user pastes raw HTML source code and asks what's going on or how to recreate it.
Skillui
Extract a complete design system from any website, local directory, or public GitHub repo using the skillui CLI. Generates SKILL.md, DESIGN.md, and token files (colors.json, spacing.json, typography.json) that Claude reads automatically. Use when the user wants to extract a design system or design tokens from an existing site or codebase before building a UI, wants a reference design system to match, or says things like 'extract the design system from', 'get the tokens from', 'pull styles from this site', 'clone the look of', or provides a URL/repo and wants to match its visual language.
Spline 3D
Use when adding interactive 3D scenes from Spline.design to web projects. Covers embedding methods (React, Next.js, vanilla JS), the @splinetool/runtime API for programmatic control (events, variables, animations, camera), performance optimization, and common integration patterns like hero sections, product viewers, and scroll-driven 3D.
Three Brain
Auto-routes work to GPT-5.5 (Codex) or Gemini 2.5 Pro when the task fits their unique capabilities better than Claude alone. Claude stays the driver — the others are tools it calls.
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After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Auto Stage Commit skill to help with my task.
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