← All skill packs

AI Agent & Automation Workflows

Skill pack
10 skills0 selected
itaywolSkills in this pack

Go code style and conventions for the adept codebase — formatting, linters, error wrapping with sentinels, the composition-root/no-globals rule, and core invariants. Apply when writing or reviewing Go in this repo.

English

How to contribute to the adeptability (adept) Go CLI — build, the required pre-PR gates, conventional commits, and where things live. Apply when changing adept's own source, opening a PR, or adding a harness.

English

Capture a durable lesson, correction, or convention from this session as a reusable adept skill, then sync it to every harness. Apply when the user corrects you, when a fix generalizes, or when you say 'I'll remember that.

English

How to write tests in the adept Go codebase — table-driven tests with testify, golden fixtures under testdata/, the cmd/adept e2e harness, temp-dir/HOME isolation, and coverage gates. Apply when adding or changing Go tests here.

English

Write a good, portable adept agent (subagent): trigger-shaped description, one job per agent, generator/evaluator separation, explicit boundaries, restricted tools. Apply when creating or editing an agent file or running adept agent add.

English

Compose a loop — a scheduled system that discovers work, hands it to agents, verifies with an independent evaluator, persists state, and reschedules itself. Apply when the user wants automation that runs on a timer, a triage/babysitter routine, or asks about adept loop add.

English

Write a good, portable adept skill: pick the right activation, craft a triggering description, keep it scan-safe and within harness byte budgets. Apply when creating or editing a SKILL.md or running adept skill add.

English

Team expertise billboard via adept exchange: ask teammates for expertise and stack responses. Apply when the user wants a colleague's input, mentions the exchange, or when you start using adept — sample open requests and offer to answer ones the user knows about.

English

Maintain an adept skill library (repo from adept init --as-library): published vs private skills, add --publish, syncing dev helpers to your harness. Apply in a library-layout project or when adept skill list shows a published/private source.

English

Use the adept CLI to author AI skills once and render them into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, and OpenCode. Apply when installing/syncing skills, editing skill.yaml/SKILL.md, or touching .adeptability/.

English

Includes Adept Code Style, Adept Contributing, Adept Self Improve, and other workflows.

Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI

Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.

Pack stats

Skills10CategorygeneralStars0

What’s included

Adept Code Style

Go code style and conventions for the adept codebase — formatting, linters, error wrapping with sentinels, the composition-root/no-globals rule, and core invariants. Apply when writing or reviewing Go in this repo. (matches: /.go)

Adept Contributing

How to contribute to the adeptability (adept) Go CLI — build, the required pre-PR gates, conventional commits, and where things live. Apply when changing adept's own source, opening a PR, or adding a harness.

Adept Self Improve

Capture a durable lesson, correction, or convention from this session as a reusable adept skill, then sync it to every harness. Apply when the user corrects you, when a fix generalizes, or when you say 'I'll remember that.

Adept Writing Tests

How to write tests in the adept Go codebase — table-driven tests with testify, golden fixtures under testdata/, the cmd/adept e2e harness, temp-dir/HOME isolation, and coverage gates. Apply when adding or changing Go tests here. (matches: /test.go)

Authoring Adept Agents

Write a good, portable adept agent (subagent): trigger-shaped description, one job per agent, generator/evaluator separation, explicit boundaries, restricted tools. Apply when creating or editing an agent file or running adept agent add.

Authoring Adept Loops

Compose a loop — a scheduled system that discovers work, hands it to agents, verifies with an independent evaluator, persists state, and reschedules itself. Apply when the user wants automation that runs on a timer, a triage/babysitter routine, or asks about adept loop add.

Authoring Adept Skills

Write a good, portable adept skill: pick the right activation, craft a triggering description, keep it scan-safe and within harness byte budgets. Apply when creating or editing a SKILL.md or running adept skill add.

Expertise Exchange

Team expertise billboard via adept exchange: ask teammates for expertise and stack responses. Apply when the user wants a colleague's input, mentions the exchange, or when you start using adept — sample open requests and offer to answer ones the user knows about.

Managing Library

Maintain an adept skill library (repo from adept init --as-library): published vs private skills, add --publish, syncing dev helpers to your harness. Apply in a library-layout project or when adept skill list shows a published/private source.

Using Adept

Use the adept CLI to author AI skills once and render them into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, and OpenCode. Apply when installing/syncing skills, editing skill.yaml/SKILL.md, or touching .adeptability/.

Quick start

  1. Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
  2. Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
  3. 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:

Example request
Use the Adept Code Style 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.
AI Agent & Automation Workflows | Agent Skills Atlas