Use a core skill
Pick a built-in AFK skill for onboarding, feature work, or service setup.
Core skills are registered by AFK itself rather than discovered from a user SKILL.md. Start with /get-started for onboarding, or choose a targeted workflow below. Run /skills in the REPL to see the skills available in your current session.
| Skill | Best for | Effect |
|---|---|---|
/get-started | First session | Checks setup and guides you to a first task in the current session. |
/mint <idea> | A feature or refactor with a clear goal | Orchestrates specification, research, implementation, and verification; pauses for spec approval. |
/service-setup | A bot or daemon that should survive logout or reboot | Checks prerequisites and guides service installation using the supported service command. |
/telegram-setup | First Telegram bot configuration | Guides human token entry and verifies the bot and chat allowlist. |
/service-setup and /telegram-setup use a forked context. The service workflow supports macOS LaunchAgents, Linux systemd user units, and Windows Task Scheduler. Service installation changes persistent OS startup behavior, so confirm the requested target before proceeding. /mint can write code and take later shipping steps; inspect its spec and approval boundary. A code diagnosis workflow is also shipped as the bundled /diagnose skill, rather than being a separate core TypeScript handler.
Internal-only skills do not appear in ordinary public skill listings. This page deliberately lists public workflows, not private operator extensions. For procedures including review, PR repair, and project orientation, see Bundled skills.