skill-triage

Praxis turns requests such as data analysis, web scraping, page building, or media production into a tool-driven workflow in Claude Code. It analyzes the intent, selects tools, installs missing dependencies, and can use available credentials, create the appropriate output, or email the result after one confirmation. It requires Claude Code 2.1+, Python 3.8+, Git, and curl.

Lumate takes a Luma event link, reads the form, fills profile fields, and drafts answers from the user’s real GitHub projects before submitting the registration. The first event helps establish reusable answers, so later registrations can run with fewer questions. It keeps the data local, but users should still verify the drafted responses and final submission because the skill acts on an external event form.

Foreman wraps another skill in a guided session: it explains the target's scope and inputs, exposes risks, shows progress, and pauses at decisions that could change the result. Users can choose an option or let it proceed. Because it is a prompt-only skill, long conversations may weaken supervision and there is no persistent dashboard or timer.

Consciousness Loop gives an agent a self-scheduling executive cycle: wake, sense, integrate companion skills, decide, act or defer, and schedule the next wake. Its cadence adapts from short intervals when state is changing to longer or event-only pauses when idle. A scheduler, recurring runner, queue, or event hook is required; without one it degrades to a single pass and a suggested next wake. “Consciousness” here means functional coordination, not subjective experience.