dev-toolbox-router

Routes technical tasks to specialized skills while persisting session context in a GitHub memory repository.

Updated Aug 28, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AnderHonorato/Mem-rias-IA---Infinity --skill dev-toolbox-router-anderhonorato
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: dev-toolbox-router
Source: https://github.com/AnderHonorato/Mem-rias-IA---Infinity/tree/main/Manus/Skills/dev-toolbox-router
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AnderHonorato/Mem-rias-IA---Infinity --skill dev-toolbox-router-anderhonorato

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Technical work with AI agents often loses context between sessions and picks the wrong specialized skill for the job. This Skill classifies incoming technical requests, selects the minimal set of specialized skills needed, and persists decisions, artifacts, and preferences to a shared GitHub memory repository so context survives across sessions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Task Routing: Classifies requests into programming, design, full stack, databases, security, or game development domains and maps them to a curated routing matrix of external skills. - Persistent Memory Protocol: Enforces a mandatory session-start and session-end sync with the authorized GitHub repository, writing structured Markdown entries into categorized monthly files. - Safe Git Automation: Ships scripts that validate the remote origin, restrict writes to the Manus/ directory, redact credentials, and optionally commit and push memory updates. - Use Case: A developer asks for help debugging a React app. The Skill loads prior project context from the memory repository, routes to systematic-debugging and react-best-practices, verifies the fix, then records the decision and pending items back to the repository. ## Quick Start Classify my request to fix a failing API endpoint, load any relevant project memory from the repository, pick the right specialized skill, and record the outcome when finished.

Frequently Asked Questions about dev-toolbox-router

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I route a technical task to the right AI skill?

Classify the request by primary domain using objective, artifact, stack, and risk rather than single keywords, then consult the routing matrix to pick the smallest sufficient skill set. Combine one domain skill with a verification skill when code, data, security, or publishing is involved.

How does the shared memory sync with GitHub work?

The sync_memory.py script validates that the git remote matches the authorized repository, appends a timestamped Markdown entry to a categorized monthly file under Manus/Memorias, rebuilds the index, and optionally commits and pushes. It never writes outside the Manus directory.

Does the memory script protect credentials and secrets?

Yes. Both scripts apply regex-based redaction for private keys, GitHub tokens, API keys, Bearer tokens, and password fields before writing. Only the fact that a credential was needed is recorded, never its value.

What happens if the git pull or push fails during a session?

The Skill instructs the agent to report the limitation, continue the task without inventing memories, and attempt to record the outcome at the end. Local entries are kept and synchronization is never falsely declared complete.

When should this router skill not be used?

It should not replace authentication, connectors, databases, or execution tools, and it must not enable destructive actions like production deploys, migrations, or active fuzzing without explicit user authorization and scope confirmation.