using-aim

Load the most specific AIM packaged skill before responding or acting.

4|1|Updated Apr 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zccz14/AIM --skill using-aim
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: using-aim
Source: https://github.com/zccz14/AIM/tree/main/.agents/skills/using-aim
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zccz14/AIM --skill using-aim

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps ensure that when starting AIM-related work, the agent loads a more specific AIM packaged skill before taking any response or action, preventing improvisation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Load and route to the most relevant AIM skill before answering or executing tasks.
  • Serve as a guardrail to ensure consistency with AGENTS.md and repo rules.
  • Use at the start of AIM workflows to decide between front-door routing, manager guidance, coordinator task-pool maintenance, task creation, README evaluation, spec verification, developer execution, or repo setup guidance.

Quick Start

Load the most specific AIM skill first when starting AIM-related work to prevent improvisation.

Frequently Asked Questions about using-aim

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I route AIM actions to the correct skill before executing tasks?

Routing AIM actions requires loading a specific packaged skill at the start of the workflow. This process acts as a front-door routing mechanism to evaluate the task and select the most relevant AIM skill before proceeding.

What is front-door routing for AIM skill loading?

Front-door routing is the mechanism that decides whether an AIM-specific packaged skill must be loaded before any response. It prevents improvisation by ensuring the agent adheres to the defined AIM skill hierarchy.

How do I ensure my agent adheres to AGENTS.md and repo rules during AIM workflows?

To ensure adherence to AGENTS.md and repo rules, apply this routing skill at the start of AIM-related work. It serves as a guardrail to load the most specific matching skill before taking any action.

When do I need to load a specific AIM skill for task execution?

You need to load a specific AIM skill whenever starting AIM-related work, such as coordinator task-pool maintenance, task creation, spec verification, or developer execution, to prevent the agent from improvising.

Can I use front-door routing for manager guidance and task-pool maintenance?

Yes, front-door routing applies to manager guidance, coordinator task-pool maintenance, task creation, README evaluation, spec verification, developer execution, and repo setup guidance within AIM workflows.

Why does my agent improvise instead of following the AIM skill hierarchy?

An agent improvises when a specific AIM skill is not loaded before acting. Applying a front-door routing decision at the start of the work prevents this by loading the correct skill hierarchy first.