Chuck3PointZero
UserOrganizational Agent Architecture (OAA) — structure multi-agent systems the way companies are structured. Roles, Skills, and Tools, with bounded authority that composes down the chain.
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org-agent-architecture
Scaffold, decompose, validate, and maintain organizational agent hierarchies under the AGENT → ROLE → SKILL → TOOL convention (one primitive, four kinds, authority blocks, agents.lock). Use this skill whenever the user wants to create or edit an AGENT.md, ROLE.md, SKILL.md, TOOL.md, or NOUN.md; define what an agent owns, decides, escalates, or must never do; set up or reorganize a repository of agents, roles, skills, or tools; wrap an MCP server or API as a tool; split a role into sub-roles or extract a shared skill; review an agent architecture for ownership conflicts or authority gaps; or generate or update agents.lock entries — even if they don't name the convention explicitly and just say things like "give this agent a job description," "what is this agent allowed to do on its own," or "add a new tool for X."
budget-pacing
Adjusts daily campaign budgets to maintain on-pace spend; increases or decreases within the bounds declared on the calling role.
launch-campaign
Creates and activates a new campaign on Meta Ads from an approved brief; maps business-domain fields to API vocabulary using the ontology tool map.
account-monitoring
Checks Meta ad account health — policy status, billing flags, API error rates, and unusual spend patterns outside normal campaign bounds.
performance-audit
Pulls rolling 3-day campaign performance from Meta Ads and computes CPA, CTR delta, and frequency; surfaces campaigns that are below the CPA floor or above the frequency ceiling.
oaa-ontology-design
Author and validate OAA business domain ontologies using the .rel formal language
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