OPEN WORKFLOWS · MIT LICENSE

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Focused agent workflows with deterministic evidence, optional model judgment, and reports people can review.

THE COMMON FORMAT

release-brief/
├── SKILL.md
├── scripts/
├── references/
└── assets/

Portable by design.
Explicit about evidence and limits.

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Six complete, inspectable workflows

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Original Triuna Labs collection · October 2026

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Make a page answer-ready — Audit or create a landing page that clearly answers buyer questions, exposes crawlable semantic content, and ties consequential claims to visible evidence. Use for product, service, consulting, or open-source landing pages and for SEO/AI-search readiness reviews; does not promise rankings or citations.

Create an interface design system — Generate, validate, or evolve a coherent interface design system from a product brief, existing brand evidence, or interface constraints. Use for semantic color and type tokens, component states, layout, elevation, responsive behavior, guardrails, agent prompts, and an HTML specimen; not for logo creation or unsupported claims about user outcomes.

Profile a CSV — Analyze a local CSV for structural and value-quality risks, then generate interactive HTML, Markdown, or JSON reports with optional aggregate-only Laya semantic review and confidence gates. Use before importing, modeling, or cleaning a CSV; does not repair records automatically.

Review an interface with UX principles — Review, compare, or constrain an interface using evidence-backed UX principles, and render an annotated teardown when useful. Use for decision load, target acquisition, grouping, expectations, complexity, feedback, progress, and endings; not for visual tokens, CSS architecture, or standalone WCAG conformance.

Build a release brief — Build an evidence-backed release brief from an explicit Git revision range, with collaboration context, quality and security deltas, supply-chain and operational readiness, and audience-aware Markdown, JSON, interactive HTML, or print-to-PDF reports. Use when preparing release communication or reviewing release readiness; does not tag, deploy, publish, or infer that merged work shipped.

Route an agent message — Route a change or question from one working session to the relevant active agents or sessions, with per-recipient relevance decisions and accurate delivery receipts. Use when coordination spans concurrent work; does not manage project memory or assume that a selected recipient received or acted on a message.

“Format-compatible” means a portable package, not a verified agent run. Other-agent runtimes are untested. Review requirements before installing.

FROM LIBRARY TO WORKFLOW

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Documentation checked September 30, 2026

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