skill-candidates/skill-hub/SKILL.md
Route user requests into the smallest deterministic skill chain. Use when work spans multiple domains or repositories, when lane selection is ambiguous, or when you need ordered skill handoff and loopback criteria before execution.
npx skillsauth add grtninja/skill-arbiter skill-hubInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Use this skill as the entry router for skill chaining.
G:\GitHub as the canonical repo root on the maintainer workstationhttp://127.0.0.1:9000/v1 and http://127.0.0.1:2337/v1 as authoritative model laneshttp://127.0.0.1:1234/v1 only as a non-authoritative operator surface| Scenario | Example Request | Chain Pattern |
| -------- | --------------- | ------------- |
| Single-repo, low risk | "Fix a bug in the admin terminal" | skill-hub -> repo-a-host-admin-ops -> skill-common-sense-engineering |
| Multi-repo, policy risk | "Sync packaging across repo-A and repo-D" | skill-hub -> usage-watcher + skill-cost-credit-governor -> execution skills -> skill-enforcer |
| New or changed skills | "Create a new overlay skill for Blender" | skill-hub -> guardrails -> skill-creator-openclaw -> skill-auditor -> skill-arbiter-lockdown-admission |
| Interrupted work | "Continue the release prep from yesterday" | skill-hub -> request-loopback-resume -> remaining lanes |
| Independent lanes | "Update docs AND run host validation" | split into parallel chains; merge only after per-lane evidence is present |
Emit or capture a compact chain payload before execution:
tasklanes[] (ordered lane identifiers)skills_by_laneevidence_paths[] (usage/cost/cold-warm + audit/arbiter when applicable)loopback_criteriastop_conditions (done, blocked, reroute)Illustrative example:
{
"task": "update host packaging and add new overlay skill",
"lanes": ["host-packaging", "skill-creation"],
"skills_by_lane": {
"host-packaging": ["repo-a-host-admin-ops", "skill-common-sense-engineering"],
"skill-creation": ["skill-creator-openclaw", "skill-auditor", "skill-arbiter-lockdown-admission"]
},
"evidence_paths": [
"/tmp/usage-analysis.json",
"/tmp/usage-plan.json",
"/tmp/skill-cost-analysis.json",
"/tmp/skill-cost-policy.json",
"/tmp/cold-warm-analysis.json",
"/tmp/cold-warm-plan.json"
],
"loopback_criteria": "re-route if host validation fails or audit blocks admission",
"stop_conditions": ["all lanes emit evidence", "blocked lane triggers loopback", "operator cancels"]
}
If this contract is incomplete, chain selection is incomplete and must fail closed.
Key skills this hub routes to (see each skill's SKILL.md for full details):
usage-watcher, skill-cost-credit-governor, skill-cold-start-warm-path-optimizerrepo-a-host-admin-ops, repo-b-* skills, skill-creator-openclaw, domain-specific skillsskill-enforcer, skill-arbiter-lockdown-admission, skill-auditorrequest-loopback-resumeskill-common-sense-engineeringUse this skill only for request-to-chain routing and loopback decisioning.
Do not use this skill to implement repository changes directly.
If any lane remains unresolved, blocked, or ambiguous:
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