Shared agent skills for Codervisor projects (Ising, Cueless, Synodic, and others).
skills/— Agent skills (SKILL.md + references + templates), shared across projectsdocs/— Authoring guides, catalog, and versioning docs
| Skill | Description | Consuming Projects |
|---|---|---|
git-commit |
Conventional commits, atomic staging, hook failure recovery | Any |
rust-node-bootstrap |
Scaffold a new Rust+Node.js hybrid project | Ising, Cueless, Synodic |
rust-npm-publish |
Publish Rust binaries to npm via the optionalDependencies platform package pattern | Ising, Cueless, Synodic |
rust-node-ci |
GitHub Actions CI/CD workflows and installable composite actions | Ising, Cueless, Synodic |
parallel-worktrees |
Parallel AI agent sessions in git worktrees with GitHub PR sync | Any |
github-integration |
Enable gh CLI in Claude Code cloud and other cloud AI coding environments |
Any |
This repo serves as the central skills repository for all Codervisor projects:
- Ising —
codervisor/ising - Cueless —
codervisor/cueless - Synodic —
codervisor/synodic
Skills are installed into consuming projects via npx skills add codervisor/forge@<skill-name> -g -y or by copying the skill directory.
Templates (workflows, composite actions, scripts) inside each skill are installed locally into the consuming project — they are not referenced from this repo at runtime.
- Each skill is self-contained in its directory with SKILL.md as entry point
- References provide depth; SKILL.md provides overview and decision trees
- Skills are documentation-first — they teach agents, not replace tools
- Keep SKILL.md under 3000 tokens; use references for details
- Templates provide config-driven starting points, not copy-paste code
- Skills should be project-agnostic where possible — use config-driven templates so consuming projects can adapt them
- When adding a new skill, update
docs/catalog.mdand this file