tacodaCommunity·22 Agent Skills Included

keystone

Repository-level rules and workflows that govern coding agents

Authors and maintains a structured charter of rules, checks, and workflows that govern how coding agents work in a repository. Scaffolds specs, plans, reviews, and automated sensors so agents follow project standards instead of guessing. Eliminates inconsistent agent output, stale rules, and manual policy enforcement across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other hosts.

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npx skills add tacoda/keystone --all -g -y

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Directs the agent to load the project charter first, then explains how to invoke charter skills, subagents, hooks, and verification checks when working in this repository.

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keystone:new-sensor

Create computational or inferential sensors for automated checks in a charter system.

keystone:bootstrap

Create a tailored Keystone project charter from the detected stack.

keystone:orient

Load codebase state and idioms to generate a written implementation plan.

keystone:verify

Detect policy drift and strict violations in vendored policy files.

keystone:new-command

Generate lifecycle action files and documentation in the Keystone framework.

keystone:new-policy

Generate a new policy repository skeleton with manifest, charter, and README.

keystone:learn

Log learning candidates to `.charter/learning/inbox/` for future synthesis.

keystone:new-playbook

Generate a structured playbook template for Keystone framework workflows.

keystone:spec

Document task intent and acceptance criteria before work begins.

keystone:new-guide

Generate a Keystone rule guide and paired corpus stub as markdown files.

keystone:synthesize

Promote accepted learning candidates to corpus or guide layers and refresh Globs index.

keystone:index

Regenerate the .charter/INDEX.json file with current primitive data.

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQPage Schema

How to install Keystone?▼

Run `npx skills add tacoda/keystone --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.

What problem does Keystone solve?▼

It keeps coding agents aligned with your project's standards by storing rules, checks, and workflows as plain files in the repo. Agents read the charter index and follow your conventions instead of improvising.

Which coding agents work with Keystone?▼

Keystone ships adapters for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Aider, Cline, Continue, Goose, GitHub Copilot, and opencode. It projects the same charter into each host's native format.

How do I add a new rule or check?▼

Use the scaffold skills like keystone:new-guide or keystone:new-sensor to generate the file at the right path, fill in the body, then run keystone index to refresh the descriptor index.

Can Keystone run code reviews automatically?▼

Yes. The keystone:review skill runs functional, security, risk, and deployment review sensors against your current diff before you open a pull request.