tool-domain

Centralize historical tool-domain design material and document revival paths.

35|6|Updated Jan 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/noontide-co/mainbranch --skill tool-domain
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Skill: tool-domain
Source: https://github.com/noontide-co/mainbranch/tree/main/tools/tool-domain
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/noontide-co/mainbranch --skill tool-domain

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Historical tool-domain design material is scattered and out-of-date; this Skill provides a centralized reference and revival guide for future work.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Centralizes existing notes, planned architecture, and repository scaffolding for the tool-domain project.
  • Documents intended directories (scripts/, references/, assets/) and the revival path for future implementation.
  • Serves as a reference during planning, onboarding, or reviving the tool-domain domain.

Quick Start

Review the SKILL.md frontmatter and README.md to understand the planned shape and revival pathway for the tool-domain project.

Frequently Asked Questions about tool-domain

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I preserve legacy scaffolding and architecture notes for a domain tool project?

You preserve legacy scaffolding by centralizing historical design material into a single reference guide. This includes documenting planned directories like scripts/, references/, and assets/ alongside markdown frontmatter to ensure the original architecture remains accessible for future revival.

What is the best way to document a revival path for outdated domain tooling?

Documenting a revival path for outdated domain tooling involves clarifying the planned architecture and repository skeleton within a centralized markdown file. This ensures teams can review historical design material and understand the intended shape before extending the domain tool.

Do I need specific frontmatter to maintain historical tool-domain design documentation?

Yes, maintaining historical tool-domain design documentation requires SKILL.md frontmatter to include name, tier, status, and description fields. This structured metadata ensures the legacy scaffolding is correctly identified and preserved for future implementation.

Can I use markdown scaffolding to centralize scattered legacy architecture notes?

Yes, you can use markdown scaffolding to centralize scattered legacy architecture notes. By consolidating existing documentation and planned directory structures into a centralized reference, teams can review and revive outdated domain tooling designs efficiently.

When do I need to review legacy skeletons before reviving a domain tool?

You need to review legacy skeletons before reviving a domain tool when your team is planning to extend historical architecture. Reviewing centralized notes and repository scaffolding ensures the original design material is understood before starting future implementation work.