`catalogue-curation` — guides
Choose the operator workflow for authoring, compiling knowledge, surveying, assimilating, governing, or redistributing catalogue primitives.
These guides help you write, import, and govern the skills and subagents in your own catalogue.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”- Author a subagent — Give your agent a specialist it can hand one narrow task to.
- Import and curate skills — Adopt good skills from other repositories without adopting their risks.
Tutorials
Section titled “Tutorials”- Your first skill — Build and verify a skill from scratch.
- Your first assimilation — Review, reshape, and adopt one external skill.
- Assimilate an external subagent — Review, reshape, and adopt one external subagent.
How-to guides
Section titled “How-to guides”- Author and compile an OKF bundle — Declare pack knowledge and compile its router skill.
Explanation
Section titled “Explanation”- Why curation is its own pack — Why curation needs a pack of its own.
- Catalogue operator journey — How authors, maintainers, and stack owners use the workflows.
- Skill standards — The safety, portability, and craft standards every skill meets.
- The review-and-reshape model — Why imported primitives are reviewed and reshaped, not copied.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”- Reference: the ledger and the engine guard — The assimilation ledger, the confinement guard, and recovery.
- Reference: direct-install diagnostic codes — Every refusal code of the direct skill install, and what to do.