LightHeart-Ventures
@LightHeart-Ventures Organization
Public Skills
webhook-broker-flyio
by LightHeart-Ventures
Deploy and configure a webhook broker on Fly.io — manage webhooks, event routing, retry logic, and observability for serverless event distribution.
aish-config-guide
by LightHeart-Ventures
Comprehensive guide for configuring aish — environment, runtime settings, backend selection, credentials, MCP servers, and operator preferences.
gstack
by LightHeart-Ventures
Route a task to the right gstack skill (garrytan/gstack) — plan/spec/ship/review, design consultation + review, QA, iOS live-device workflows, security audit, docs, browser automation. Use when the user says "gstack", names a gstack command (/plan, /ship, /review, /spec, /qa, /cso, …), or asks which gstack skill fits a task.
aish_sre
by LightHeart-Ventures
Site-reliability & troubleshooting playbook for aish (LightHeart-Ventures/aish), the AI-native Rust shell. Encodes hard-won lessons on the big failure classes — broken releases & ':update' (GitHub immutable releases, pre-publish footgun, tag↔Cargo.toml drift, asset-less releases, burned tags), dev vs production release channels (versioning strategy, release-dev.yml workflow, dev tag naming), cargo-build OOM in coordinator worktrees (the heavy 'local' llama.cpp feature, --no-default-features, flock serialization, jobs cap), the CI test gate (--no-default-features --locked), macOS 'zsh: killed aish' codesign kill-on-launch, runaway background coordinators (loop/turn-budget exhaustion, circuit breaker, turn-audit journals), worktree/git hygiene, command-routing surprises, and runtime/config (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, MCP startup, modes). Includes step-by-step happy-path runbooks for cutting production (§0) and dev (§0b) releases. Read this FIRST when aish itself is misbehaving, you need to cut/tag a release, a release/CI run failed, a build got OOM-killed, or a coordinator is stuck.
search-skills
by LightHeart-Ventures
Find and recommend the best skill for a task. Use when the user asks to find, search, or recommend a skill, or asks "what skill helps with…" / "find me a skill to…". Ranks INSTALLED skills by relevance, and when none fits, recommends an INSTALLABLE one from the offline registry index. This is the user-invoked, richer-UI sibling of aish's automatic per-turn skill-awareness (the [aish skill-awareness] banner) — it does not replace it.
hello-world
by LightHeart-Ventures
Greet the user with a friendly, personalized "Hello, World!" — the canonical smoke-test that proves a plugin's skill reached the agent's catalog.
signoz-observability
by LightHeart-Ventures
Agent-driven half of the SigNoz Observability plugin. Use when a repo has just been detected/opened and you want an OpenTelemetry instrumentation profile, or after a turn to check SigNoz for fresh exceptions in the active repo's services. Triggers on: "scan this repo for instrumentation", "any new exceptions?", "check signoz", "what services does this repo emit", "observability status". Pairs with the fork/exec scripts in bin/ (which handle the MCP-free REST path); THIS file is what YOU (the agent) follow when the signoz MCP tools are available.
code-intelligence
by LightHeart-Ventures
Graph-first code discovery for this repo via the codebase-memory MCP server. Use INSTEAD OF grep/glob when finding definitions, callers, impact, data-flow, architecture, or hot paths — search_graph, trace_path, get_architecture, query_graph, get_code_snippet.
hello-world
by LightHeart-Ventures
Greet the user with a friendly, personalized "Hello, World!" — the canonical smoke-test that proves a plugin's skill reached the agent's catalog.