Cook
Skill ndisisnd/cook
When your agent starts coding, you gotta let it cook
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Keyword-driven orchestrator for this repository's coding standards. Receives a code-task summary from the invoking agent, extracts keywords, matches them against the global concern index and the relevant domain indexes, loads only the matched rules, and returns a single compiled standards payload.
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Cook Orchestrator
Cook is the single entry point for standards. It does not hold rules of its own — it detects what a task touches and composes a payload from the rule libraries under standards/. There are no mode flags (--frontend / --backend / --full-stack); layer concerns are matched by keyword, so a task that touches both UI and server simply matches concerns and domains from both sides.
Before doing anything, read refs/protocol-cook.md and follow it exactly. It holds the mode branch table and the default (auto) protocol; when the invocation carries flags or prose it will direct you to refs/protocol-explicit.md. Do not act on this skill without it; the protocol is mandatory, not a reference aside.