From ouroboros
Opens or drives Ouroboros settings GUI via browser, TUI, or conversational commands. Supports changing models, backends, and per-stage agents.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ouroboros:configThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Settings for `~/.ouroboros/config.yaml`: per-stage runtime/model selects,
Settings for ~/.ouroboros/config.yaml: per-stage runtime/model selects,
global runtime + LLM backend, install badges for missing CLIs, and
env-override warnings.
ooo config
/ouroboros:config
Trigger keywords: "ooo config", "open settings", "configure ouroboros", "change model", "change agent"
Pick the branch that matches where you (the agent) are running. The decisive question: can the user open a browser pointed at this machine?
Launch in the background (the command serves until stopped):
ouroboros config
The command detects the non-interactive context itself and serves the
settings app over a local web server, auto-opening the user's browser.
In a development checkout use uv run ouroboros config.
Relay the http://localhost:<port> line from the output so the user can
open it manually if the browser did not pop up.
Tell the user: edit → Save → then ask you to stop the server. Remind them a running MCP server may need a reconnect to pick up backend changes.
The user cannot see a browser opened here, but may be able to reach this host. Serve without auto-open and hand over the URL:
ouroboros config --web --host 0.0.0.0 --no-browser
Relay the printed URL with this host's address substituted, plus the SSH
tunnel fallback the command prints
(ssh -L <port>:localhost:<port> <this-host>).
Do NOT start a server nobody can reach. Drive the same settings conversationally over the scriptable surface:
Show the current state:
ouroboros config show
Present the user a short menu in chat — default agent, per-stage agents, per-stage models — with the current values, and ask what to change.
Apply each choice with the validated setter (same write path as the GUI):
ouroboros config set orchestrator.runtime_backend <agent>
ouroboros config set orchestrator.runtime_profile.stages.<interview|execute|evaluate|reflect> <agent>
ouroboros config set clarification.default_model <model> # interview & seed
ouroboros config set evaluation.semantic_model <model> # evaluate
ouroboros config set resilience.reflect_model <model> # reflect
ouroboros config set llm.backend <backend> # internal LLM calls
Confirm with ouroboros config show and summarize what changed.
If a set is rejected, relay the validation error verbatim — it lists the
valid keys/values.
If the command fails with a missing-dependency hint, relay it verbatim
(pip install 'ouroboros-ai[tui]'). Scriptable edits always remain on
ouroboros config show|set|backend|init|validate.
End your final message with the state breadcrumb footer (RFC #1392), e.g.:
◆ Settings GUI serving at <url> → next: Save in browser, then stop the server
◆ Config updated via chat (<keys>) → next: reconnect MCP if the backend changed
npx claudepluginhub q00/ouroboros --plugin ouroborosGuided onboarding wizard that configures Ouroboros MCP server registration and CLAUDE.md integration, with a 6-step setup flow including model selection and cost optimization.
Redirects to the interactive setup wizard for Claude Octopus configuration including provider installation, RTK token optimization, and work mode selection.
Queries or modifies Gran Maestro workflow settings (config.json) including feedback rounds, discussion limits, concurrency, and server options.