Skills
The plugin ships a set of skills for Claude Code and Codex, so an agent arrives already knowing what a board is and what to do with one — a workflow, not an API it has to be taught.
Getting them
The skills come with the plugin; installing the plugin is the whole step. One distribution serves both Claude Code and Codex.
vitrinka install # plugin, skills, MCP, tokenInvoking one
Each skill is a slash command. Most are also triggered by describing the job in plain words — you rarely have to remember the name.
/vitrinka:listen
/vitrinka:resolve testing-11-7
/vitrinka:publishAuto-scoping, and why it matters
A skill given no board infers its scope from the repository and the current git branch — the project name comes from the main worktree, the same derivation vitrinka push uses.
- Several sessions can work at once — each holds its own project+branch scope without stepping on the others.
- The global queue is never the default — an unscoped listing is a firehose containing other sessions' work; skills scope before they read.
The four jobs
Seventeen skills, and they fall into four groups. Each has its own page.
| Group | For |
|---|---|
| Capture and publish | Getting work onto a board in the first place. |
| Working the queue | Answering what people drew on it. |
| Sessions to fixes | Turning a recording into shipped changes and tests. |
| Authoring | Documentation, diagrams, pages and design decisions. |