argus-status
Use when checking an Argus project's progress, pending questions, active role, diagnostics, selected artifacts, intervention…
Use when work needs persistent multi-step execution, independent review, resumable project state, or long-running research and engineering coordination through Argus.
$ npx -y skills add microsoft/ArgusAgent --skill argus-run --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/argus-runContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Use when work needs persistent multi-step execution, independent review, resumable project state, or long-running research and engineering coordination through Argus.
name: argus-run description: Use when work needs persistent multi-step execution, independent review, resumable project state, or long-running research and engineering coordination through Argus.
Use the installed Argus MCP tools. Do not imitate the Argus roles in the host session and do not write Argus state files directly.
1. Call `argus_project_list` with the exact current work directory. 2. Reuse the most recently active exact-workdir project when one exists; otherwise call `argus_project_create` with that directory and a concise name. 3. Call `argus_message` with the user's complete objective. Manager owns chat versus task routing, lifetime, workflow, domain, and execution handoff. 4. Report the project ID and whether the turn was handled inline or dispatched. 5. For dispatched work, stop the current turn. Do not create an unchanged polling loop; use the `argus-status` Skill when status is requested.
If the MCP server is unavailable, run `argus --doctor` and report the exact installation or backend failure. Do not silently replace Argus with an ad hoc single-agent workflow.
Never claim completion from dispatch, daemon activity, loss, or intermediate artifacts. Argus completion comes from its persisted Reviewer/Manager state.
A persistent, reviewed multi-agent runtime for long-horizon research and engineering.
Use when checking an Argus project's progress, pending questions, active role, diagnostics, selected artifacts, intervention…
Use when researching a biomedical target and disease relationship, mechanism, human evidence, clinical translation, safety,…