Phoenix
Official@phnx-labs · United States of America
Superagency for everyone
Agent Skills by Phoenix
Showing 15 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Security
Orchestrate parallel agents to scan codebases for vulnerability classes and verify findings against CVEs.
reflect
Inventory user feedback and constraints from conversation context before proceeding.
cgraph
Map symbols, call hierarchies, and dependency relationships in codebases.
release
Automate versioning, testing, changelog generation, and registry publishing for software releases.
docs
Generate technical architecture documents and runbooks using structured templates.
sessions
Index and retrieve agent conversation transcripts with filtering by project, agent type, and time ranges.
scripts
Standardize build, test, and release workflows with canonical shell scripts.
secrets
Manage encrypted environment variable bundles via OS keychain backends.
workflows
Create and execute reusable multi-agent pipelines with YAML frontmatter.
browser
Automate web browser interactions via the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
routines
Schedule and execute CLI-based AI agent tasks with cron-style timing.
teams
Orchestrate parallel AI coding agents across local and remote environments.
run
Orchestrates CLI AI coding agents with unified commands across platforms and execution modes.
devices
Synchronize SSH device profiles from Tailscale for fleet-wide command execution.
myskill
Execute project-specific automation commands within the local repository directory.
Frequently Asked Questions About Phoenix
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific technical tasks does Phoenix enable for developers?▼
Phoenix enables codebase symbol mapping, automated versioning and changelog generation, vulnerability scanning against CVEs, and synchronization of SSH device profiles. It also facilitates the management of encrypted environment variables and the execution of standardized build and release procedures across distributed environments.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these capabilities?▼
DevOps engineers, security analysts, and software architects benefit from these capabilities. The platform is designed for technical teams requiring centralized control over multi-agent coding environments, fleet-wide device management, and the enforcement of standardized documentation and release practices across complex software projects.
What are the primary prerequisites for deploying Phoenix in a development environment?▼
Deployment requires a local repository environment and access to OS-level keychain backends for secret management. Users must also have Tailscale configured for device synchronization and Chrome installed to utilize the browser interaction features via the DevTools Protocol.