Apply analogical reasoning to problems — find structural parallels across domains, ask the 4 core questions, detect when analogies break. Use when stuck on novel problems or when domain-specific tools aren't sufficient.
EnglishUse when fixing or building a ClickUp card ID (e.g. GYMED-100) end-to-end, including branch, verification, and MR review.
EnglishIngest source content (ClickUp cards, meeting notes, transcripts, specs) into the project's governed local knowledge base. Dynamically locates the wiki (prefers docs/wiki/), then obeys the wiki's own AGENTS.md for structure and rules. Trigger: 'ingest into the wiki', 'add to wiki', 'capture this card/note locally', or any workflow that needs to persist a source doc locally before working on it.
EnglishPerform a PR-scoped security audit on a small to medium code change (1-20 files, additive endpoint, schema change, refactor). Produces a structured findings table with confidence scores, no false positives, and a clean verdict. Trigger only when the user explicitly asks for a "security audit", "security review", "vulnerability check", "is this safe to ship", or "OWASP check" of recent changes. NOT for greenfield threat modeling, full-codebase reviews, or infrastructure audits — those need heavier tooling. NOT for proactive scanning while writing code.
EnglishDynamic skill router — discovers available SKILL.md metadata, matches the current task to the smallest relevant skill set, and loads those skills before acting. Trigger proactively at the start of non-trivial tasks or whenever the available skill catalog may have changed.
EnglishLightweight change planning — produces a self-contained four-artifact plan (proposal, specs, design, tasks) and, on archive, folds delta specs into a system-wide source of truth. Stores changes under plans/ / when available, adapting to coexist with other content; otherwise under docs/tweaks/ /. Standalone: no CLI, no schema, no tool integrations. Use when you want OpenSpec-style change planning without installing @fission-ai/openspec. Trigger words: tweak, plan change, proposal, design doc, RFC, change doc, scaffold feature, change set.
EnglishMR Review — ревью чужого Merge Request с публикацией threads в GitLab. Используй когда просят отревьюить MR коллеги по ссылке или ID (fetch diff → /go-review → публикация замечаний).
RussianIncludes Analogical Thinking, Clickup Tweak Workflow, Local Wiki, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Analogical Thinking
Apply analogical reasoning to problems — find structural parallels across domains, ask the 4 core questions, detect when analogies break. Use when stuck on novel problems or when domain-specific tools aren't sufficient.
Clickup Tweak Workflow
Use when fixing or building a ClickUp card ID (e.g. GYMED-100) end-to-end, including branch, verification, and MR review.
Local Wiki
Ingest source content (ClickUp cards, meeting notes, transcripts, specs) into the project's governed local knowledge base. Dynamically locates the wiki (prefers docs/wiki/), then obeys the wiki's own AGENTS.md for structure and rules. Trigger: 'ingest into the wiki', 'add to wiki', 'capture this card/note locally', or any workflow that needs to persist a source doc locally before working on it.
Security Audit Light
Perform a PR-scoped security audit on a small to medium code change (1-20 files, additive endpoint, schema change, refactor). Produces a structured findings table with confidence scores, no false positives, and a clean verdict. Trigger only when the user explicitly asks for a "security audit", "security review", "vulnerability check", "is this safe to ship", or "OWASP check" of recent changes. NOT for greenfield threat modeling, full-codebase reviews, or infrastructure audits — those need heavier tooling. NOT for proactive scanning while writing code.
Skill Orchestration
Dynamic skill router — discovers available SKILL.md metadata, matches the current task to the smallest relevant skill set, and loads those skills before acting. Trigger proactively at the start of non-trivial tasks or whenever the available skill catalog may have changed.
Tweak
Lightweight change planning — produces a self-contained four-artifact plan (proposal, specs, design, tasks) and, on archive, folds delta specs into a system-wide source of truth. Stores changes under plans/ / when available, adapting to coexist with other content; otherwise under docs/tweaks/ /. Standalone: no CLI, no schema, no tool integrations. Use when you want OpenSpec-style change planning without installing @fission-ai/openspec. Trigger words: tweak, plan change, proposal, design doc, RFC, change doc, scaffold feature, change set.
Mr Review
MR Review — ревью чужого Merge Request с публикацией threads в GitLab. Используй когда просят отревьюить MR коллеги по ссылке или ID (fetch diff → /go-review → публикация замечаний).
Quick start
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Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Analogical Thinking skill to help with my task.
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