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spectrocloud-prompts

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Write the agent prompt when Palette / Spectro Cloud work is being fanned out to subagents, background loops, or another machine -- so each agent is told to READ the exact spectrocloud-* skills by name instead of improvising, and writes findings to a local ./learnings.md rather than back into the skills repo. Use when Craig says: use agents for this, fan this out, send an agent to do X, use ultracode or Fable on it, use the spectrocloud skills that make sense, push a prompt I can point Claude at, write me a prompt for this, do this on the other box. Also use when the main session is running low on context and Palette work should be delegated. Includes a mandatory critic pass over the drafted prompt before it is handed back.

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