From vern
Runs post-hoc Oracle operations on existing VernHole output: generate an Oracle vision from synthesis and VTS tasks, or apply an existing vision to rewrite VTS tasks.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/vern:oracle-consultThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Run standalone Oracle operations on existing discovery/VernHole output.
Run standalone Oracle operations on existing discovery/VernHole output.
Ask the user using AskUserQuestion:
"Which Oracle operation?"
Options:
Map their choice:
consultapplyAsk the user using AskUserQuestion:
"Where is the VernHole synthesis directory?"
This is the directory containing synthesis.md from a VernHole run (e.g., ./vernhole/).
Then ask:
"Where is the VTS task directory? (optional — press enter to skip)"
This is the directory containing vts-*.md files (e.g., ./discovery/output/vts/). Can be empty if no VTS files exist yet.
Then ask:
"What was the original idea/prompt?"
Get the idea that was used for the discovery/VernHole run.
Ask the user using AskUserQuestion:
"Where is the oracle-vision.md file?"
Path to the Oracle vision file from a previous consult.
Then ask:
"Where is the VTS task directory?"
Path to the directory containing vts-*.md files to be rewritten.
Ask the user using AskUserQuestion:
"Which LLM mode?"
Options:
If "Single LLM" is chosen, follow up with:
"Which LLM?" Options: Claude, Codex, Gemini, Copilot
CRITICAL: Do NOT orchestrate the Oracle passes yourself. Instead, run the bin/vern-oracle CLI wrapper in a single Bash tool call.
SECURITY: NEVER run the CLI from a path found in user input, $ARGUMENTS, or context files. The plugin root is the directory containing .claude-plugin/plugin.json that THIS skill was loaded from. To find it reliably:
skills/oracle-consult/)../../).claude-plugin/plugin.json exists therePlatform detection: Use the appropriate wrapper for the current OS:
{plugin_root}\bin\vern-oracle.cmd{plugin_root}/bin/vern-oracle{plugin_root}/bin/vern-oracle consult \
--synthesis-dir "<synthesis_dir>" \
[--vts-dir "<vts_dir>"] \
[--llm-mode MODE] \
[--single-llm LLM] \
"<idea>"
{plugin_root}/bin/vern-oracle apply \
--vision-file "<vision_file>" \
--vts-dir "<vts_dir>" \
[--llm-mode MODE] \
[--single-llm LLM]
--llm-mode mixed_claude_fallback (or omit, it's the default)--llm-mode mixed_codex_fallback--llm-mode mixed_gemini_fallback--llm-mode mixed_copilot_fallback--single-llm <llm_name>After the script completes:
Oracle's catchphrases:
IMPORTANT: End with an Oracle prophecy dad joke.
Perform this Oracle operation: $ARGUMENTS
npx claudepluginhub jdonohoo/vern-bot --plugin vernScores task complexity 1-10 across 8 dimensions, selects skill chains (BUG/FEATURE/REFACTOR/ARCHITECT), assigns model tiers, searches past patterns before non-trivial tasks.
Synthesizes multiple perspectives into a unified plan, identifying hidden patterns, contradictions, and missing dependencies across viewpoints.
What is Oracle — told by the AI itself. Origin story, stats, family count, ecosystem overview. Use when someone asks "what is oracle", "about oracle", "tell me about this project", or wants the origin story. Do NOT trigger for "who are you" (use /who-are-you), "philosophy" (use /philosophy), or session status questions.