protocolslisted

The supermodo package's single source of truth and help desk. Holds the master copies of every shared protocol (config contract, docs convention, reports, subagent handoff, cross-model adversary ops, adversarial review stance, user questions, grilling, command tooling) that all other supermodo skills read in place. Invoke to ask how the supermodo package or any of its protocols works, to get an overview of the skills and pipeline, or to check that a supermodo installation is complete and healthy — triggers on "how does supermodo work", "explain the grilling/questions/docs protocol", "supermodo help", "check my supermodo install".
supermodo/skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 74

Install: claude install-skill supermodo/skills

# supermodo protocols — single source of truth + help This skill is the ONE place shared protocol text lives. Other supermodo skills read these masters directly via their sibling path (`../protocols/references/<file>.md`, resolved relative to each skill's own folder; under the Claude Code plugin, equivalently `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/protocols/references/<file>.md`). Nothing is duplicated — editing a master here changes behavior everywhere. ## When invoked, do one of three jobs 1. **Explain** — the user asks how something works: answer from the protocol masters below and the package README; quote the governing passage, link the file. Don't paraphrase from memory when the master is one Read away. 2. **Overview** — the user wants the big picture: summarize the toolkit (documentation-driven development with twin-model adversarial checks), the 13 skills, and the 8-stage `flow` pipeline, pointing at the skills involved. 3. **Doctor** — the user wants their installation checked: verify all 13 skill folders are present as siblings of this one (a missing sibling means a partial install — recommend installing the full package), that `references/` here contains the 9 masters, and, inside a project, that `skills.config.json` validates (defer to the `config` skill) and the docs convention is in place (`docs-check`, via `librarian`). Report findings; fix nothing yourself. ## The masters | File | Governs | |------|---------| | `references/confi