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Skill Authoring

Today Jumpspace installs a reference workflow skill and named pipeline skills for supported agents.

Current named skills package narrower workflows:

SkillUse when
jumpspace-bootstrapAdvanced import from existing docs into task memory.
jumpspace-workAdvanced implementation from a ready task.
jumpspace-reviewReviewing drift and preparing PR output.
jumpspace-intent-reviewLocal review when changed files match active intents.
jumpspace-handoffSwitching agents or preserving session state.

Install one named skill for one supported agent:

Terminal window
npx @jumpspace/cli add-skill jumpspace-work --agent claude
npx @jumpspace/cli add-skill intent-review --agent codex
npx @jumpspace/cli add-skill bootstrap --agent codex

Named installs always include the reference jumpspace-workflow skill too.

Good Jumpspace skills should:

  • start from source-backed evidence
  • ask for human approval before mutation
  • avoid treating retrieval as an answer
  • prefer JSON contracts for scripting
  • record durable evidence before handoff
  • tell agents when to fall back to code search
Terminal window
npx @jumpspace/cli add-skill --all