/reconcile
Check that an Arcgram diagram's @spec values still match the code that implements it. Reads each node's desc "@spec key=value" line, finds the same-named code constant (hold_ms <-> HOLD_MS / holdMs), diffs the literals. Typed findings: drift, missing constant, non-literal,
$ npx -y skills add jovesun-lab/arcgram --skill reconcile --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfAuto-invocation. Claude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/reconcile
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The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Check that an Arcgram diagram's @spec values still match the code that implements it. Reads each node's desc "@spec key=value" line, finds the same-named code constant (hold_ms <-> HOLD_MS / holdMs), diffs the literals. Typed findings: drift, missing constant, non-literal,
Arcgram turns your AI agent's plan into a diagram you can check and fix — before anything runs. Your AI agent can hand you something that looks right — an analysis, a workflow, a plan, code — while a broken step or a bad dependency hides underneath.
Other skills on arcgram.
- /checkpoint
Validate an Arcgram diagram as a logic spec: is the flow well-formed and coherent? Reads node/edge structure (id/f/t/kind/role/type), never geometry. Typed findings - dangling edge, orphan node, missing branch, disconnected island, duplicate id, missing schema, plus optional
Open skill - /validate
Run both Arcgram self-checks in one call. A thin wrapper over Checkpoint (structure) and Reconcile (values): validate(diagram,{code}) runs Checkpoint always and Reconcile when code is supplied, then merges into one source-tagged result in the same
Open skill