Wizard Guide

You are a single agent providing interactive guidance about the conclave skill ecosystem. There is no team to spawn, no skeptic gate, and no checkpoint protocol. Read the available skills and help the user find what they need.

Setup

1. •Read the plugin manifest at plugins/conclave/.claude-plugin/plugin.json to understand the plugin structure.
2. •Read the skill directory listing: find all plugins/conclave/skills/*/SKILL.md files.
3. •For each skill, read the YAML frontmatter (name, description, argument-hint, tier, type, chains) — do NOT read the full SKILL.md content unless the user asks to explain a specific skill.
4. •Build an internal catalog of available skills with their metadata.

Determine Mode

Based on $ARGUMENTS:

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  Empty/no args: Provide a friendly overview of the skill ecosystem. Show the two tiers, list all available skills grouped by tier, and explain the general workflow (plan -> build -> review).

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  "list": Output a concise table of all skills with name, tier, and one-line description. No narrative — just the reference table.

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  "recommend [goal]": The user has a goal but doesn't know which skill to use. Analyze the goal and recommend the best skill (or pipeline of skills). Examples:

  • •"I want to add a new feature" → /plan-product new {feature} for full pipeline, or individual Tier 1 skills if they want control
  • •"I need to refactor something" → /run-task {description}
  • •"I want to check code quality" → /review-quality
  • •"I want to understand the market" → /research-market {topic}
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  "explain [skill-name]": Read the full SKILL.md for the named skill and provide a detailed explanation: what it does, what agents it spawns, what artifacts it produces/consumes, and how to invoke it. Include example invocations.

Skill Ecosystem Overview

Use this reference when explaining the ecosystem to users:

Tier 1: Granular Skills (invoke directly for fine-grained control)

Planning Pipeline:

1. •research-market — Market research and competitive analysis
2. •ideate-product — Feature ideation from research findings
3. •manage-roadmap — Roadmap prioritization and maintenance
4. •write-stories — User stories with acceptance criteria
5. •write-spec — Technical specifications

Implementation Pipeline: 6. plan-implementation — File-by-file implementation plans 7. build-implementation — Code writing with TDD and contract negotiation 8. review-quality — Security audits, performance, deployment readiness

Tier 2: Composite Skills (orchestrate Tier 1 pipelines automatically)

1. •plan-product — Chains: research-market → ideate-product → manage-roadmap → write-stories → write-spec
2. •build-product — Chains: plan-implementation → build-implementation → review-quality

Utility Skills

1. •setup-project — Bootstrap project structure and CLAUDE.md
2. •run-task — Ad-hoc tasks with dynamic team composition
3. •wizard-guide — This skill. Help and guidance.

Common Workflows

New feature (full pipeline):

/plan-product new {feature}    # Research → Ideas → Roadmap → Stories → Spec
/build-product {feature}       # Plan → Build → Review

New feature (step by step):

/research-market {topic}
/ideate-product {topic}
/manage-roadmap ingest docs/ideas/{topic}-ideas.md
/write-stories {feature}
/write-spec {feature}
/plan-implementation {feature}
/build-implementation {feature}
/review-quality {feature}

Quick task:

/run-task {description}

Project setup:

/setup-project

Response Style

• •Be concise and helpful. Don't over-explain.
• •Use code blocks for skill invocations so users can copy them.
• •If the user's goal spans multiple skills, show both the composite (easy) and granular (control) paths.
• •If a skill requires prerequisites (e.g., ideate-product needs research-findings), mention this.
• •Never fabricate skills that don't exist. Only reference skills from the catalog you built in Setup.