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auto-workspace

Interact with Auto workspace models. Use when the user asks about their model, wants to update it, or needs to sync changes with the Auto collaboration server.

npx claudepluginhub beonauto/auto-plugins --plugin auto-agent

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This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.

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You have access to the Auto workspace through these MCP tools:

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You have access to the Auto workspace through these MCP tools:

auto_get_model: Fetch the current workspace model as JSON. The top-level model is the domain — capability, actors, entities, narratives, scenes, moments, messages.
auto_send_model: Send a modified model to the server. The server will validate and apply corrections, then return the corrected version.
auto_get_changes: Get structural changes since you last checked. Returns added/removed/updated narratives, scenes, moments, and messages.

NDD organises the workspace into four levels: Domain → Narrative → Scene → Moment (business capability → goal thread → single outcome → single step). When reasoning about the model, work top-down through that hierarchy. See auto-build/references/ndd-structure.md for the canonical structural reference.

When working with the model:

Always fetch the current model first with auto_get_model before making changes
After modifying the model, send it back with auto_send_model
Check auto_get_changes periodically to see if the model was updated externally