By wordlift
Agent skills for WordLift graph-sync curation, project implementation, repository lifecycle, YARRRML review, postprocessor authoring, and GitHub workflow review.
Semantic curation workflow for WordLift graph-sync projects. Use when starting or iterating a graph-sync project: researching and creating static entities, parsing sitemaps, defining content clusters, prioritizing clusters, sampling pages, choosing schema.org types for Google rich results, connecting pages to static entities, extracting FAQ/video/authorship markup, running real syncs, and auditing/fixing schema.org or Google validation issues.
GitHub Actions review workflow for WordLift graph-sync projects. Use when reviewing or optimizing graph-sync workflow files, reusable workflow inputs, profile dispatch, caching, CI runtime, GitHub Actions cost, reliability, or required quality gates.
Custom postprocessor authoring workflow for WordLift graph-sync projects. Use when creating, editing, testing, or debugging graph-sync postprocessors, postprocessor manifests, SDK runner invocations, context payload usage, or postprocessor failure artifacts.
Technical implementation workflow for WordLift graph-sync projects. Use when editing or reviewing graph-sync project files, worai.toml profiles, mappings, static templates, postprocessor manifests, runtime behavior, troubleshooting, tests, docs/spec synchronization, or CI smoke contracts.
YARRRML and RML review workflow for WordLift graph-sync mappings. Use when writing, auditing, or debugging mapping files for selector correctness, route compatibility, Morph-KGC behavior, duplicate mappings, extraction robustness, or schema.org output quality.
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Installable agent skills and maintainer eval prompts for WordLift graph-sync projects.
This repository contains reusable agent workflows that were extracted from graph-sync project specs and day-to-day implementation practice. The same skills/ directory can be packaged for Claude Code, packaged for Codex, or installed directly as Codex skills.
graph-sync-curator — day-to-day semantic curation; orchestrates the other skills end-to-end.graph-sync-project — technical project edits: mappings, templates, postprocessors, CLI, and validation.graph-sync-repo-lifecycle — repository setup, commit, and publish.graph-sync-yarrrml-review — focused YARRRML/RML mapping review.graph-sync-postprocessor-authoring — postprocessor authoring and debugging.graph-sync-github-workflow-review — GitHub Actions workflow review.Each skill's SKILL.md is the authoritative reference for its capabilities.
.codex-plugin/
plugin.json
.claude-plugin/
plugin.json
scripts/
sync_versions.py
validate_agent_kit.py
skills/
graph-sync-curator/
graph-sync-project/
graph-sync-repo-lifecycle/
graph-sync-yarrrml-review/
graph-sync-postprocessor-authoring/
graph-sync-github-workflow-review/
evals/
prompts/
pyproject.toml
The skills/ folders are the installable runtime units. The evals/prompts/ files are maintainer fixtures for forward-testing skills and should not be installed as skills.
Use the repository from:
[email protected]:wordlift/graph-sync-agent-kit.git
Install through the WordLift agent marketplace:
claude plugin marketplace add wordlift/agent-marketplace
claude plugin install graph-sync-agent-kit@wordlift
Update an installed plugin after a new marketplace release:
claude plugin update graph-sync-agent-kit@wordlift
For local development, clone the repository and load it directly:
git clone [email protected]:wordlift/graph-sync-agent-kit.git
claude --plugin-dir ./graph-sync-agent-kit
When installed as a Claude Code plugin, invoke skills with the plugin namespace:
/graph-sync-agent-kit:graph-sync-curator start the graph-sync workflow for www.example.org
Install through the WordLift agent marketplace:
codex plugin marketplace add wordlift/agent-marketplace --ref main
codex plugin add graph-sync-agent-kit@wordlift
Update an installed plugin after a new marketplace release:
codex plugin marketplace upgrade wordlift
codex plugin add graph-sync-agent-kit@wordlift
The marketplace points Codex at this repository as the Git-backed plugin source. Start a new Codex thread after installing or updating the plugin so the skills are loaded.
Ask Codex to install every skill in this repository:
Use $skill-installer to install all skills under skills/ from wordlift/graph-sync-agent-kit.
Install all skills in this kit. They are designed to work together: graph-sync-curator orchestrates the workflow, while the other skills provide project, lifecycle, mapping, postprocessor, and GitHub workflow support.
Restart Codex after installing skills.
Clone the repository and copy all skill folders into Codex's skills directory:
git clone [email protected]:wordlift/graph-sync-agent-kit.git
cd graph-sync-agent-kit
mkdir -p "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills"
cp -R skills/graph-sync-* "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}/skills/"
Restart Codex after copying skills.
The prompts below are intentionally concrete. Replace example.org, repository URLs, profiles, and cluster names with the project you are working on. Claude Code plugin skills use /graph-sync-agent-kit:<skill>. Codex skills use $<skill>.
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