Paseobility

Fifteen reusable skills for projects, browsers, artifacts and computers connected through Paseo.

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A first resident Paseo bot manager is available under tools/paseo-bot: project registry across connected machines, durable task intake, worktree dispatch and independent review. See Paseo bot v1.

At a glance

Current package: v3.0.1. Existing skills are now named ps-<name> instead of paseo-<name>, with ps added as the catalog and explicit ps-plan/ps-write harnesses; release history explains how to move an existing installation. The plugin supports Paseo 0.12.x–0.15.x and the checked 0.16.0-beta.1 and beta.2 prereleases, fixing the rejection of 0.14+ in v2.12.11. The 0.15.2 check records the reproduction, compiler/SDK matrix, live RPC and adapter results, and remaining UI limits. /ps-multi was exercised with Paseo 0.11.2 on the listed Mac/Windows combinations. The existing package compatibility baseline is 0.10.2; this is not a claim that all fifteen skills were verified on 0.11.2. The 0.12.0 report is a static source/CLI check. The 0.13.0 report adds live runs of the plugin install and the cleanup/multi adapters against throwaway 0.12.0 and 0.13.0 daemons, not a package-wide runtime certification. Multi validation · Package baseline · 0.12.0 static check · 0.13.0 check.

Upgrading from v2.x — every installation needs this once. The update button in a v2 plugin cannot install v3.0.0: it stops with "Invalid skill name" and leaves the old skills in place. From a checkout of this repository:

./scripts/paseobility-init.sh --migrate-skills --with-claude --no-context   # macOS, Linux

.\scripts\paseobility-install.ps1 -MigrateSkills -WithClaude                # Windows

Old paseo-<name> folders move to the backup folder the installer prints. Then replace the plugin with paseo plugin remove paseobility followed by paseo plugin add git:wilgon456/Paseobility:plugin, start a new agent session, and rename any skill you mention in your own prompts or settings (/paseo-god is now /ps-god).

One-line summary

Paseobility is an agent-installable Paseo slash-skill pack: you hand this GitHub repo URL to Codex, Claude, or a Paseo agent and have it install.

Once installed, you can pull frequently used Paseo patterns out like slash commands: browser use (web browser manipulation), multi-agent orchestration, agent tournaments, session briefs, project bootstrap, pre-install repo security checks, archiving inactive subagents, and cross-device artifact sharing.

With base Paseo alone you can combine built-in tools to do similar work. But letting the agent re-decide that combination every time is slow and produces inconsistent results, so the pack bundles frequently used patterns for immediate reuse.

This repo is a skill package for reproducibly composing Paseo's built-in tools. It ships a macOS/Linux bootstrap helper and a Windows PowerShell install helper.

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/ps <task> reads the local skill catalog across agent homes, chooses a fitting specialist and reads its original SKILL.md. /ps list only shows the list. Requires Node 20+; it creates no cache or usage log and copies no skills.

Quick start

Install one skill first. This example needs Git and Bash on macOS/Linux, or Git and PowerShell on Windows; it does not install the optional Cua Driver.

git clone https://github.com/wilgon456/Paseobility.git
cd Paseobility
./scripts/paseobility-init.sh --skill ps-research --no-context
test -f ~/.agents/skills/ps-research/SKILL.md && echo 'Skill file installed'

git clone https://github.com/wilgon456/Paseobility.git
cd Paseobility
.\scripts\paseobility-install.ps1 -Skill ps-research
Test-Path (Join-Path $env:USERPROFILE '.agents\skills\ps-research\SKILL.md')

Open a new agent session or reload integrations, then try /ps-research Explain how this project works using its source code. File presence confirms the copy, not that the current session loaded it. See installation for the full pack, optional Claude support and driver requirements, and verification for tested platforms.

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/ps-god — explicit task mode (v0)

Define observable completion criteria, use only the needed debugging/review/spike procedure, and retain a separate TODO, evidence and resume point for each run. Learning is proposed for review; native memory and skills are not automatically rewritten. The optional Node helper creates/resumes records, not autonomous jobs.

./scripts/paseobility-init.sh --skill ps-god --no-context

.\scripts\paseobility-install.ps1 -Skill ps-god

/ps-god Fix this bug, verify the original trigger, and save a resume point if blocked.

See the God guide for scope, local records and validation limits. Existing version and platform reports retain their original scope.

Release history contains the dated changes and their original validation limits.

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