What problem does it solve?
Developers working in the LingTai Go monorepo (which ships lingtai-tui and lingtai-portal) struggle to locate which package owns a given behavior, understand the runtime boundary between UI processes and the kernel agent runtime, and keep per-folder ANATOMY.md files accurate. This Skill provides a discoverable navigation route into the repository's distributed anatomy graph without duplicating it.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Question-to-node routing: Maps structural questions (TUI startup, lifecycle commands, Portal topology, agent inventory) to the exact
ANATOMY.md file that owns the answer.
- Runtime-boundary guidance: Explains that TUI and Portal are control/presentation processes, not the kernel agent runtime, so closing the UI does not stop agents and no
launchd supervisor is required.
- Citation discipline for maintainers: Defines rules for updating Anatomy files, including repo-root-relative
file:line citations, reciprocal parent/child links, and post-edit verification steps.
- Use Case: When asked "Does closing the TUI stop my agent?", follow the route from root
ANATOMY.md to tui/ANATOMY.md's runtime-boundary section, then defer kernel internals to lingtai-kernel-anatomy.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to use the lingtai-tui-anatomy skill to find which package owns TUI agent lifecycle commands and show the relevant ANATOMY.md section.