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4004 marches

Skill Civic-Skills-Lab/civil-resistance-skills/plugins/civil-resistance-communication/codex-skills/4004-marches

Codex adapter for the canonical marches skill. Use when the user asks to plan, review, or prepare a march planning package.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add Civic-Skills-Lab/civil-resistance-skills --skill 4004-marches

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SKILL.md

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Paths: This is a Codex-native adapter. Load canonical files relative to the skills repo root.

4004-marches Codex Adapter

Canonical Skill

Load the canonical skill file: skills-catalog/4004-marches/SKILL.md.

Workflow

  1. Load the canonical skill file listed above.
  2. Follow the canonical skill exactly.
  3. Treat this adapter as discovery metadata only; do not duplicate or override canonical instructions.

Definition of Done

  • Canonical skill loaded
  • Canonical workflow followed
  • Result reported per canonical skill contract

Version: 0.1.0 Last Updated: 2026-04-25

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