12 skills, in five regions.

Entry point for the team-workflow pack — names every pack skill and when to reach for it.

Once-per-repo binding interview for the team-workflow pack — scan the repo, confirm the mandatory bindings (tracker, verify commands, decider, binding-doc home), seed the anchor binding doc, templates, and the session-start handoff hook, and refresh idempotently on re-run.

Interview the decider relentlessly to turn a half-formed plan, design, or idea into shared understanding — a design tree worked in rounds until nothing is silently assumed.

Chart or work a decision map for genuinely foggy work — a new primitive, a milestone charter, an integration nobody can spec in one sitting — before any build slice is written.

Convene a multi-model advisory board (a round table) where subscription-backed Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Grok CLIs each review the same material independently, debate across rounds by reading one another's findings, and converge on a single working handoff.

Run an autonomous research lane against primary sources, ending in a cited findings file linked from the driving ticket — and, when the missing facts are human-held, a questionnaire.

Build throwaway prototype code that answers a design question — UI variants on a live route, or a terminal UI over a pure logic module.

Turn a plan, a spec, a closed decision map, or a pressure-tested conversation into tracer-bullet work items on the repo's tracker, each an issue-as-spec with its blocking edges wired.

Generate an interactive bash wizard that walks a human through a procedure only they can perform — third-party dashboards, credentials, DNS records, CI secrets, one-off cutovers.

Run a session as the orchestrator of parallel agent-assisted work — routing items to working sessions, auditing results, and owning integration, instead of implementing.

Write a structured session handoff so a fresh session resumes losslessly.

Write and prune documents an agent consumes — a SKILL.md, an AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, a reference file reached by a pointer.