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Coordinate independently operated external agents through durable handoffs. Use when work crosses hosts, sessions, accounts, services, queues, boards, pull…
Guide safe GarageBand projects, audio and MIDI recording, Apple Loops, arrangement, automation, movie soundtrack work, export, and Logic Pro handoffs. Use when a user needs to operate GarageBand while preserving recordings, tracks, project media, and final delivery artifacts.
$ npx -y skills add gaelic-ghost/socket --skill garageband-workflow --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Guide safe GarageBand projects, audio and MIDI recording, Apple Loops, arrangement, automation, movie soundtrack work, export, and Logic Pro handoffs. Use when a user needs to operate GarageBand while preserving recordings, tracks, project media, and final delivery artifacts.
name: garageband-workflow description: Guide safe GarageBand projects, audio and MIDI recording, Apple Loops, arrangement, automation, movie soundtrack work, export, and Logic Pro handoffs. Use when a user needs to operate GarageBand while preserving recordings, tracks, project media, and final delivery artifacts.
Use this skill for GarageBand app operation. GarageBand is a companion workflow, not an Apple Creator Studio subscription-app claim.
Search the local Tips/Help Viewer catalog for `GarageBand` or open GarageBand Help. Confirm the guide matches the installed app/version. Read `references/project-and-handoff-contract.md` before recording, replacing regions, changing audio devices, exporting, or moving work into Logic Pro.
1. Classify the task: project setup, device/input issue, recording, software instrument/MIDI, Apple Loops, arrangement, automation, movie soundtrack, mix, export, missing content, or Logic Pro handoff. 2. Establish the project contract: project location, source-preservation decision, tempo/key/sample-rate intent, device/input/monitoring requirements, target deliverable, output location, and overwrite rule. 3. Inspect before changing: project settings, tracks, regions/takes, selected track controls, automation, plug-in state, audio/MIDI device state, existing media, unresolved warnings, and export state. 4. Preserve recordings and project media. Use an explicit copy or non-destructive path before replacing recordings, deleting tracks/regions, flattening project decisions, or making broad routing changes. 5. Configure only the needed audio/MIDI path. State the device, input, output, monitoring, and likely interruption consequence. Get confirmation immediately before recording or changing an audio-device/routing state. 6. Make arrangement, loop, automation, or mix changes with a stated purpose. Do not replace a region, take, or loop selection merely to experiment unless the user has approved that edit. 7. Before exporting or sharing, state the range, output type, quality settings, output name, destination, overwrite behavior, and whether the result is a review mix, final audio file, or a movie soundtrack. Get confirmation before writing output. 8. Verify the resulting artifact exists in the intended directory, opens or plays, matches the intended range/format, and leaves the source project intact. For Logic Pro handoffs, state what transferred and what still needs inspection in Logic.
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