From tonone
Guides users through onboarding tour of tonone's 23 agents, key skills, and worktree sessions via expert (90s) or newcomer (8min) paths. Activates on 'how to use tonone' or 'show me around' queries.
npx claudepluginhub tonone-ai/tonone --plugin warden-threatThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
Cross-agent onboarding tour. Not tied to a single agent.
Provides research notes on Claude Code's agent architecture including prompt assembly, orchestration, skills, plugins, hooks, MCP, and tool pipelines. Useful for developers building coding agents.
Answers questions about Claude Code features like setup, best practices, automation, models, plugins, MCP, and configuration by reading reference docs.
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
Cross-agent onboarding tour. Not tied to a single agent.
Always runs. Never checks the marker file — the skill replays the tour regardless
of prior runs. To re-show the SessionStart welcome banner, delete
~/.config/tonone/onboarded.
Ask via AskUserQuestion:
Are you familiar with Claude Code agents?
Options:
23 specialists, 2 teams. Engineering (15 agents) + Product (8 agents). Each owns a domain. You dispatch them. They don't fight over work — Apex routes automatically.
Output this block verbatim:
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ /apex-takeover hand any task to the full team │
│ /atlas-onboard generate project docs for day-1 devs │
│ /forge-audit infra cost check │
│ /relay-ship deploy your stack │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Worktree sessions: Every session gets its own git branch automatically. Parallel sessions never conflict. Clean sessions auto-remove their branch on close.
Run
/apex-takeoverto start. Describe any task and Apex routes it.Replay this tour any time:
/tonone-onboard
Claude Code can act as specialized agents — each configured with a persona, domain knowledge, and a set of skills. Instead of one generalist AI, tonone gives you a team of 23 specialists. You talk to them like colleagues. They coordinate through Apex, the engineering lead.
Output this block verbatim:
Engineering Team (15 agents)
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Apex Engineering lead — routes tasks, coordinates the team
Atlas Knowledge engineer — docs, ADRs, onboarding
Forge Infrastructure — cloud, IaC, cost
Relay DevOps — CI/CD, deployments, GitOps
Spine Backend — APIs, system design, performance
Flux Data — databases, migrations, pipelines
Warden Security — IAM, secrets, threat modeling
Vigil Observability — monitoring, alerting, SRE
Prism Frontend/DX — UI, internal tools, portals
Cortex ML/AI — LLM integration, evals, RAG
Touch Mobile — iOS, Android, cross-platform
Volt Embedded/IoT — firmware, edge, protocols
Lens Analytics — dashboards, metrics, reporting
Proof QA — test strategy, E2E, flaky triage
Pave Platform — dev experience, golden paths
Product Team (8 agents)
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Helm Head of Product — briefs, handoff to engineering
Echo User research — interviews, personas, JTBD
Lumen Product analytics — OKRs, funnels, A/B tests
Draft UX design — flows, IA, wireframes
Form Visual design — brand, tokens, design system
Crest Strategy — roadmap, prioritization, competitive
Pitch Marketing — positioning, messaging, GTM
Surge Growth — acquisition, activation, retention
Run /apex-takeover and describe your task. Example:
Run
/apex-takeoverand say "check our security posture." Apex reads the request, dispatches Warden, brings you the result. You never invoke Warden directly.
The right agent always gets the job. You don't need to know who to call.
Every session gets an isolated git branch at .claude/worktrees/. Sessions editing
the same files don't conflict — they each work on their own branch. When a session
ends with no changes, the branch cleans itself up automatically.
You don't need to manage this. It happens automatically via the SessionStart and Stop hooks.
Skill routing tells Claude to use a specialized workflow instead of answering
directly when the request matches a known pattern. This is already configured in
this project's CLAUDE.md — see the ## Skill routing section.
Examples already wired:
/investigate/ship/review/office-hoursYou can add your own routing rules to CLAUDE.md at any time.
Output this block verbatim:
1. /apex-takeover describe any task, Apex routes it
2. /atlas-onboard generate onboarding docs for this project
You're set. 23 agents, 100+ skills, isolated sessions.
Replay this tour any time:
/tonone-onboardRe-show the install banner: delete~/.config/tonone/onboarded