Available agent skills (agent kit)

The X07 toolchain ships an optional “skills pack” for coding agents. Skills are project playbooks: they encode canonical workflows, command invocations, and recovery steps so agents can keep going without guessing.

Install

If you ran x07 init, the skills pack is made available under .agent/skills/ (copied from the toolchain when init ran).

To install the skills pack with x07up:

• user-scoped (recommended for a workstation): x07up skills install --user
• project-scoped (recommended for CI/containers): x07up skills install --project .

Verify installation:

• x07up skills status --json

How to use a skill (agent/human)

Skills are meant to eliminate guesswork. The canonical workflow is:

1. Open the skill’s SKILL.md.
2. Follow the exact command forms it provides (especially --project, --manifest, and --offline usage).
3. Prefer skill-backed recovery steps over inventing new flows.

In the x07 repo, the source of truth for the shipped skills pack is under skills/pack/.agent/skills/.

Skills included

All skills live under .agent/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md.

Skill	Purpose
x07-agent-playbook	Canonical agent workflow (fmt/lint/fix/patch/run/test) + design rails
x07-agent-context	Deterministic context packs for repair handoffs (x07 agent context)
x07-language-guide	Language + stdlib reference workflow (x07 guide, x07 doc)
x07-run	Canonical execution front door (x07 run) + profiles
x07-bundle	Build distributable native executables (x07 bundle)
x07-lint-repair	Diagnostics + quickfix + patch workflows (x07 lint, x07 fix, x07 ast apply-patch)
x07-format	Formatting workflows (x07 fmt)
x07-package	Dependency + lockfile workflows (x07 pkg ..., project.patch, lock safety checks)
x07-test	Test harness workflows (x07 test ...)
x07-os-run	OS runner workflows (x07-os-runner) (advanced)
x07-ffi-c	OS-world embedding via C (x07 build --emit-c-header) (advanced)
x07-io-streams	Streaming I/O patterns (std.io, std.io.bufread)
x07-concurrency	Async patterns (defasync, task.*, chan.bytes.*)