Agent skills published by Lightfast. Compatible with the Agent Skills specification.
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
create-orchestrator |
Design and conflict-test an unregistered orchestrator charter before adoption. |
manage-public-presence |
Audit and manage controlled public identity across websites, source hosts, registries, profiles, search systems, and AI retrieval. |
orchestrate |
Resolve one registered charter, recover its programme, and request one bounded transition from a read-only root task. |
npx skills add lightfastai/skills --skill manage-public-presence
npx skills add lightfastai/skills --skill orchestrate
npx skills add lightfastai/skills --skill create-orchestratororchestrate is a coordination kernel, not an implementation agent. Its root
task remains read-only: it resolves one registered charter, recovers durable
programme state, chooses one valid transition, and routes one bounded task
through Ask Matt.
On first run, it reads the authority home's instructions and orchestration registry, then loads only the selected charter and shared policy. The configured tracker remains the source of live state. Missing or ambiguous authority produces one bounded adoption proposal.
Use a dry run to inspect the same recovered evidence and proposed transition without requesting the delegation or any other effect.
The coordination boundary also applies to integrations and approvals.
Provider commands are resolved through declared capabilities; they are not
bundled into orchestrate. Credentials, broad
permissions, destructive actions, legal or billing actions, unverified
publishers, paid model runs, persistent external changes, and material scope
expansion pause until the exact bounded approval is recorded.
Published skill content must contain no credentials, private identifiers,
internal URLs, unpublished principal data, or copied provider responses. The
generic orchestrate kernel must additionally remain provider-independent;
provider-aware skills may describe only the public integrations required by
their declared purpose. Operational outputs should minimize and mask sensitive
metadata by default.
create-orchestrator is explicit by design. It interviews one decision at a
time, returns an unregistered charter and registry entry, conflict-tests the
authority boundary, and stops before registration or programme mutation.
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