Son of Anton
The personal engineering workflow plugin in this marketplace.
Skills
| Skill | Use it for |
|---|---|
$son-of-anton:anton | Candid engineering, core principles, and relevant companions for a task. |
$son-of-anton:how | Runtime flow, ownership, and code walkthroughs. |
$son-of-anton:why | Design rationale supported by history and discussion. |
$son-of-anton:architect | Types, interfaces, and ownership before implementation. |
$son-of-anton:tdd | A focused regression check that fails before a fix and passes after it. |
$son-of-anton:unslop | Natural, direct prose with the meaning preserved. |
$son-of-anton:technical-writing | Docs, RFCs, PR descriptions, and commit messages. |
$son-of-anton:swarm | Parallel coverage or competing solutions, combined into one report. |
$son-of-anton:go | Modern Go in my preferred style. |
$son-of-anton:ietf | Find RFCs and drafts, check status, and cite protocol requirements. |
$son-of-anton:sumup-sdks | Maintain SumUp SDKs, generators, and their PRs. |
Start with $son-of-anton:anton followed by the task, or invoke a companion directly.
The workflow skills use the available Codex tools and the session's model settings.
Adjust the workflow
Edit a skill's SKILL.md to change its behavior. The shared principles live in
principles.md; the routing table in
anton chooses which companions to read.
Add new skills as sibling directories under skills/.
The workflow skills are lightweight adaptations of pstack. Their source links and MIT license notices are retained in the individual skill directories.
Customize
Edit skills/<name>/SKILL.md to adjust the instructions. For local installation,
validation, or adding skills, see the contributor guide.