luvus
FeaturedControl Luvus through its local CLI and UHP. Use only for a line beginning with `=target message`, an explicit request naming Luvus, a request to delegate to a named live Luvus agent or pane, or an explicit Luvus operation involving sessions, workspaces, tabs, panes, agents, files, Git, DIFF, worktrees, tasks, leases, modules, themes, Luvus Bar, configuration, UI, integrations, or Luvus UHP. Do not use for ordinary coding, file edits, Git operations, tests, task planning, generic agent work, or parallelization unless the user explicitly connects the request to Luvus. Being inside Luvus does not trigger this skill by itself. Inside Luvus use the inherited session; outside use the installed production Luvus command and configured session.
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- Author
- RizRiyz
- Repository
- RizRiyz/luvus
- Created
- 2 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Rust
- License
- Apache-2.0
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