Skill template
Loom — a cross-harness, self-improving agent pack (OMP, Codex, Claude Code)
npx -y skills add dylanmccavitt/loom --skill skill-templateAssembled from the repository path, not quoted from the project. Check it against their README if it does not work.
One thing to look at
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What its author says it does
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<One-line role summary with concrete triggers, synonyms, and near-miss routing hints. Use when <specific user intent or packet condition>.>
SKILL.md
1.8 KB, as published. Nobody here has run it
<Skill title>
<One paragraph: what this skill owns, which request modes it serves, and what it refuses.>
Operating contract
- Canonical name:
<skill-name>— noomp-,codex-, orclaude-prefixes. - Primary modes:
<shape|implement|review|prove|repair|launch>(pick what applies). - Load order: read this entrypoint, then
AGENTS.md(shared-agent packages only), then the packet-named file underreferences/. - Scope: stay inside the active issue / PR / workflow packet; do not widen, live-apply to HOME, or close tracker items.
Lenses (optional)
When the packet carries a lens field:
- load
references/lens-<name>.mdfor the named lens only - when
lensis absent, load the default lens file documented here - lenses select guidance only; they never change mode boundaries or delegation authority
Workflow
- Resolve request mode, packet scope, and lens before acting.
- Load only the references required for the current step.
- Execute the smallest coherent step allowed by the packet.
- Return the required output packet and explicit non-goals.
Routing
- <Near-miss A> →
<other-skill> - <Near-miss B> →
<other-skill>
References
references/— progressive disclosure for lenses, rules, examples, and tables.- Keep
SKILL.mdas the entrypoint; do not paste long tables or file trees here.
Skill integrity
Update this package together with any contract it specializes. For shared roster agents, keep docs/agent-contract.md as the behavior source of truth and render adapter output — never hand-edit generated distributions.