Lich Instrument | Agent Skills Atlas

About this skill

Instrument an arbitrary repo for lich — survey the project, interview the user about ambiguities, propose a lich.yaml shape, write it, and verify with lich validate. Use this skill whenever the user wants to set up lich in their project, asks to "make this work with lich", wants a lich.yaml from scratch, says "wire up lich for me", needs lich configured for an existing app/monorepo/Next.js/Express/Django/Rails/FastAPI stack, or mentions any version of "get my stack running with lich". Don't just write a lich.yaml from a generic template — always survey first and interview the user, because every stack has wrinkles (env wiring, port pinning, profile shape) that only the human knows.

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1 potential finding · Scanned 11/4/2026 · Scanner 0.2.1

high: remote execution — SKILL.md, line 158

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lich-instrument

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Instrument an arbitrary repo for lich — survey the project, interview the user about ambiguities, propose a lich.yaml shape, write it, and verify with `lich validate`. Use this skill whenever the user wants to set up lich in their project, asks to "make this work with lich", wants a lich.yaml from scratch, says "wire up lich for me", needs lich configured for an existing app/monorepo/Next.js/Express/Django/Rails/FastAPI stack, or mentions any version of "get my stack running with lich". Don't just write a lich.yaml from a generic template — always survey first and interview the user, because every stack has wrinkles (env wiring, port pinning, profile shape) that only the human knows.

About this listing

Category: Engineering
Reported license: MIT
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.