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Autoxeo creator orchestrator

Skill stella-dust/autoxeo-marketplace/plugins/autoxeo-creator/skills/autoxeo-creator-orchestrator

Route AutoXEO Creator requests across GEO requirement diagnosis, custom skill/plugin blueprinting, scaffolding, marketplace packaging, and service handoff.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add stella-dust/autoxeo-marketplace --skill autoxeo-creator-orchestrator

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SKILL.md

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AutoXEO Creator Orchestrator

Use this skill when the user wants to build any custom GEO/AEO/SEO AutoXEO skill, plugin, pack, or marketplace package and the next step is not obvious.

Product Decision

autoxeo-creator is the AutoXEO meta-skill. It should be distributed as a plugin because users need a complete guided workflow for diagnosing needs, designing a custom skill boundary, scaffolding files, validating package structure, and preparing marketplace distribution. Internally, it is composed of multiple skills.

Routing

  • User/business/task diagnosis: use autoxeo-customer-diagnostician.
  • Skill or plugin blueprint: use autoxeo-plugin-blueprint-designer.
  • Skill and repo scaffolding: use autoxeo-skill-scaffolder.
  • Marketplace package and listing: use autoxeo-marketplace-packager.
  • General plugin design: use autoxeo-plugin-creator.

Required Outcome

Every creator session should produce at least one durable artifact: diagnosis, skill spec, plugin blueprint, scaffolded repo, marketplace entry, or service handoff plan.

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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