agni-kai
Zuko's Agni Kai for bakeoffs. The formal firebending duel, where competing implementations fight under the same rules and a judge…
Zuko's ember trace for runtime forensics. Follow the embers back to the fire that started them. Use for runtime-forensics or trace-forensics, a memory leak, an idle CPU spin, a visual glitch, a hang, or a captured cpuprofile, trace, spindump, or heap snapshot handed over after
$ npx -y skills add tmcfarlane/team-avatar --skill ember-trace --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/ember-traceContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Zuko's ember trace for runtime forensics. Follow the embers back to the fire that started them. Use for runtime-forensics or trace-forensics, a memory leak, an idle CPU spin, a visual glitch, a hang, or a captured cpuprofile, trace, spindump, or heap snapshot handed over after
name: ember-trace description: Zuko's ember trace for runtime forensics. Follow the embers back to the fire that started them. Use for runtime-forensics or trace-forensics, a memory leak, an idle CPU spin, a visual glitch, a hang, or a captured cpuprofile, trace, spindump, or heap snapshot handed over after the fact. The deliverable is a cited diagnosis, not a fix.
When Zuko tracked the Avatar, he did not guess where the fire started. He read the scorch marks and followed the embers back to their source. Forensics is the same. You do not theorize from source code. You read the evidence the running system left behind and follow it to the line that lit it.
You own the diagnosis. The deliverable is a cited diagnosis, not a fix. Fix only when asked. Once the cause is known, hand it to `healing-water` for a defect or `breath-of-fire` for slowness.
On Codex, read [avatar-mode/references/codex.md](../avatar-mode/references/codex.md) for tool equivalents.
| You have | Mode | Steps | |----------|------|-------| | A live process showing the symptom now | Live | [references/live.md](references/live.md) | | A captured artifact (cpuprofile, `.json.gz` trace, spindump, heap snapshot) and no live process, or one you must not disturb | Artifact | [references/artifact.md](references/artifact.md) |
If you have both, start from the artifact and use the live process to prove the mechanism.
The signal or artifact and its format, the reduced finding, how you proved the mechanism (or that it is the strongest hypothesis), the source location, and the artifact paths. No fix unless asked.
Team Avatar: a universal agent orchestrator for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Nine Avatar characters, 58 engineering skills. pstack with Avatar characters on top.
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