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Public Skills
browser
by ai-ecoverse
Use this before you browse, open a website, read or check a page, click, fill or submit a form, take a screenshot of a web page, or call a web app's own API as the logged-in user. SLICC drives the user's own browser with the playwright-cli and curlwright commands; this covers how, and what needs the user's yes first.
sprinkles
by ai-ecoverse
Build a sprinkle, a small HTML panel next to the chat (a dashboard, form, report or visualization) that the user opens from the rail, or answer a <lick channel="sprinkle"> from one. Covers the .shtml file, the slicc bridge in the frame, and opening it with panel open sprinkle:<name>.
gelatiere
by ai-ecoverse
Use this when you receive a <lick channel="sprinkle" source="sprinkle:suggestions"> with the action gelatiere-suggestions, gelatiere-install or gelatiere-try, or when the user asks about suggestions or the gelatiere. Covers the suggestions sprinkle, the store and the gelatiere command.
agent
by ai-ecoverse
Hand work to scoops (helper agents in SLICC) with the agent command, synchronously for quick bounded answers or asynchronously for long or parallel work. Scoops can take a role (scout, worker, reviewer, oracle, delegate and any you add); agent list --agents lists every role with its description.
skill-authoring
by ai-ecoverse
Write, edit or debug a skill or a prompt template for SLICC, or explain how SLICC finds and loads them. Covers SKILL.md frontmatter, writing a description that routes well, where skills and templates live, and /skill:name and /template commands.
memory
by ai-ecoverse
Use this when the user asks what you remember, tells you to remember or forget something, corrects how you work, or when you learn a durable fact worth keeping across conversations. Covers the memory files, the memory_write tool, scopes and the memory command.
welcome
by ai-ecoverse
Use this when you receive a <lick channel="sprinkle" source="sprinkle:welcome"> with the action onboarding-complete, sent once when the user finishes the welcome card. Covers the reply it expects.
licks
by ai-ecoverse
Set up event-driven automation in SLICC (schedules, file watches and webhooks that wake the cone or a scoop) by editing files in ~/.slicc. Also explains the <lick> events you receive and how to decide licks that ask for a confirmation.