Claude Skills by ElectricJack

Discovery and orientation for the aq (agent-queue) command-line interface. Use when you need to find or invoke any daemon command, or when another aq-* skill directs you to run `aq <group> <cmd>`. Answers "what can I do with aq" and "how do I get more detail on a specific command".

Messages, inbox, and human questions in the aq daemon. Use to check for queued messages (`aq message inbox`), send a message to the user or another agent (`aq message send`), reply to a specific message (`aq message reply`), or report a blocking question with `aq message send`. Also covers the message-delivery model (session vs user vs task recipients).

Playbook runs and human-in-the-loop gates in aq. Use to inspect a paused playbook run, resolve a human gate (approve / reject), see which gates are currently open, run a playbook by hand, or check playbook health. Also covers how the default pipeline routes task events into review + final-review + spec-ingest flows.

Task lifecycle in the aq daemon — get / list / show / close / reopen / edit tasks, work with dependencies, results, and archives. Use whenever you need to inspect the queue, understand your assigned task, close work with a summary, or manage a task graph. Also covers `aq task explain` for "why isn't X running".

Workspace and git operations for aq worker sessions — the isolated worktree you were assigned, the branch it lives on, and how to commit / push / open PRs from the CLI. Use when you need to check where you're working, inspect the branch state, commit your changes, push, or open a pull request. Also covers workspace release / doctor / reap.