agy-worker

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Let Codex use Google Antigravity CLI (agy) for repository exploration, bounded feature work, and project-scale implementation. Use when a Codex task benefits from delegated repository work while Codex retains diff review, verification, repair, and delivery assurance.

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# Delegate repository work and verify the result Use this skill for useful repository exploration, bounded implementation, or broad project work through `agy`. The worker discovers ordinary structure and proposes or makes changes; Codex remains responsible for scope, diff review, driver-owned checks, repair decisions, and the final assurance label. Resolve the installed package instead of guessing a checkout path: ```bash PIPELINE="$(bash "$SKILL_ROOT/scripts/resolve-pipeline.sh")" || exit $? ``` Optionally check offline prerequisites before spending provider quota: ```bash "$PIPELINE/doctor.sh" --repo /absolute/path/to/target ``` `ready` covers offline prerequisites only. It does not prove authentication, provider availability, task quality, or future job success. For installation and package orientation, read [Package README](README.md). ## Before every provider launch Obtain explicit approval for the exact transmission mode, repository content, and task being sent unless that exact provider transmission was already approved. For an ordinary job, prepare one concrete approval package covering foreseeable provider work, readable/writable scope, derived repair feedback, model, and budgets. Reuse that authority while it remains applicable. Fresh state hashes and internal candidate checks are mechanical bindings, not requests for another human approval. Ask again only for a material change in authority, content exposure, destination, or budget. Minimize approvals witho...

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aiskillstore
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aiskillstore/marketplace
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8 months ago
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Python
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