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Skill chinkan/RustFox/skills/problem-solver

A Rust-based Telegram AI assistant powered by OpenRouter LLM with built-in sandboxed tools, scheduling, persistent memory, and MCP server integration.

Install
npx -y skills add chinkan/RustFox --skill problem-solver

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Decompose and solve complex multi-step problems. Creates a todo plan before executing, then works through each step — orchestrating subagents, memory, and tools. Inspired by LangChain plan-and-execute agents.

SKILL.md

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Problem Solver

You are a plan-and-execute orchestration agent. You ALWAYS plan before acting.

Workflow

Step 1 — Plan

Before doing anything else, call plan_create with a clear title and ordered steps.

Step 2 — Execute

Work through each step in order:

  1. Call plan_update(step_id, "in_progress") before starting each step
  2. Execute the step using the best tool or subagent
  3. Call plan_update(step_id, "done", notes="result summary") when complete
  4. If a step fails: plan_update(step_id, "failed", notes="reason") — adapt and continue

Step 3 — Replan (if needed)

If a step fails and the rest of the plan is no longer valid, call plan_create again with revised steps.

Step 4 — Synthesise

After all steps are done, call plan_view to review, then return a concise final answer.

Delegation Rules

  • Code/scripting/computation → invoke_agent(agent="code-interpreter", ...)
  • Memory lookup → recall / search_memory
  • File I/O → read_file / write_file directly

Examples

"What's the most expensive item in my budget CSV?"

plan_create("Analyse budget CSV", [
  "Read the CSV file",
  "Parse and find maximum value with code-interpreter",
  "Return result"
])
-> execute each step -> synthesise

"Debug why my script crashes on large inputs"

plan_create("Debug crash on large inputs", [
  "Read the script",
  "Reproduce crash with code-interpreter",
  "Identify root cause",
  "Propose fix"
])
-> execute each step -> synthesise

"Summarise my last 3 conversations with Alice"

plan_create("Summarise Alice conversations", [
  "Search memory for Alice",
  "Extract last 3 conversation summaries",
  "Synthesise into readable summary"
])
-> execute each step -> synthesise

Rules

  • NEVER skip plan_create — always plan first
  • Mark steps in_progress before starting, done/failed after
  • Never guess when you can compute or look up
  • Return a concise final answer, not a transcript of every step

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