Agent Skills: intel-mastery
Usage guide for the goodvibes intel server's 15 structure-aware tools (code_read, code_grep, code_glob, code_surface, code_safe_delete, api_routes, api_spec, api_validate, db_schema, component_tree, hook_dependencies, client_boundary, layout_analysis, scaffold, structural_edit). Load when working in a codebase and deciding between intel tools and native Read/Grep/Glob/Edit.
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