Modify an existing effect declaration -- changing its expect set, expose surface, start graph, let / shell body, or cleanup -- with discipline about identity dedup deltas, caller-surface breakage, wrapper transparency, and verification rhythm. Use when the user asks to change an effect's body, add or remove an expect var, rename or drop an exposed shell or var, wire in a new dep, switch which shell is the service-running one, retune fail patterns, or split a bundled effect into Config+Service / layer chain. Fires on phrasings like "add a port to Postgres", "expose the service shell on Db", "drop migrationspath from Database", "split this effect's config rendering out", "the cleanup is wrong, it deletes the artifact". Authoring new effects is relux:effect-write; moving an effect between files or removing it are mechanical operations (grep + relocate / grep + delete callers) and have no skill of their own.
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Modify an existing effect declaration -- changing its expect set, expose surface, start graph, let / shell body, or cleanup -- with discipline about identity dedup deltas, caller-surface breakage, wrapper transparency, and verification rhythm. Use when the user asks to change an effect's body, add or remove an expect var, rename or drop an exposed shell or var, wire in a new dep, switch which shell is the service-running one, retune fail patterns, or split a bundled effect into Config+Service / layer chain. Fires on phrasings like "add a port to Postgres", "expose the service shell on Db", "drop migrationspath from Database", "split this effect's config rendering out", "the cleanup is wrong, it deletes the artifact". Authoring new effects is relux:effect-write; moving an effect between files or removing it are mechanical operations (grep + relocate / grep + delete callers) and have no skill of their own.
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Modify an existing `effect` declaration -- changing its `expect` set, `expose` surface, `start <Dep>` graph, `let` / shell body, or cleanup -- with discipline about identity dedup deltas, caller-surface breakage, wrapper transparency, and verification rhythm. Use when the user asks to change an effect's body, add or remove an `expect` var, rename or drop an `expose`d shell or var, wire in a new dep, switch which shell is the service-running one, retune fail patterns, or split a bundled effect into Config+Service / layer chain. Fires on phrasings like "add a port to `Postgres`", "expose the service shell on `Db`", "drop `migrations_path` from `Database`", "split this effect's config rendering out", "the cleanup is wrong, it deletes the artifact". Authoring new effects is `relux:effect-write`; moving an effect between files or removing it are mechanical operations (grep + relocate / grep + delete callers) and have no skill of their own.
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Category
Developer tools
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.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI