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starlight-department-lab

v0.1.0+codex.20260907044049

by frankxai · author: Starlight Intelligence Systems

Practice human judgment, agentic systems and scientific inference with portable mission records; design departments and test workflow evidence.

What starlight-department-lab does, in the publisher's words

Five skills and eight local, read-only MCP tools for four practice missions. Preserve an initial attempt, assistance, artifact, critique, revision and transfer. The server uses bundled public examples. It makes no network calls or external actions. Practice is unsigned self-study, not certification or permission to act.

Website: https://starlightintelligence.academy/academy/studio

This plugin and its bundled learning material are Apache-2.0; see LICENSE. Other repository content retains its own license.

From the project README, punctuation lightly normalized · Open the README on GitHub

Skills
5
MCP servers
1
Stars
0
License
Apache-2.0
Repo created
2026-09-12
Last pushed
2026-10-24
Publisher type
User
Version
0.1.0+codex.20260907044049

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Skills · 5

design-ai-department
Triage and design one accountable AI department from a recurring workflow, including when not to automate, the smallest viable topology, human authority, evidence, evaluations, recovery, and portable package projections. Use when asked to design an AI team, agent department, governed workflow, mult…
learn-starlight-mission
Complete or facilitate a versioned Starlight Academy mission for a human or sponsored agent, producing the required artifact and an honest evidence packet without claiming certification or runtime authority.
practice-agent-evaluation
Guides humans and agents through synthetic workflow evaluation, preserving an unaided attempt, checking sources and authority, revising judgments, and testing transfer. Use for agent outcomes, approval scope, or retrieved-source instructions.
test-workflow-evidence
Build and revise deterministic acceptance checks for one synthetic agent workflow using public fixtures, false acceptances, false rejections and explicit unknown outcomes. Use after evaluation practice when a learner wants executable tests, an inspectable test suite or a regression case.
verify-ai-department-package
Independently audit an AI department packet or installable package for workflow fit, authority, topology simplicity, producer-verifier separation, evidence, evaluations, recovery, security, portability, and honest release claims. Use before publishing, installing, admitting, deploying, or materiall…

Descriptions come from the frontmatter of each SKILL.md, punctuation lightly normalized.

MCP servers · 1

starlight-department-labstdio
node ${PLUGIN_ROOT}/mcp/server.mjs

Read from the plugin's own mcp.json. We list environment variable names, never values.

Category

Other. Assigned by this directory. Agent Plugins 1.0.0 has no category field, so no manifest declares one.

Related by publisher and keywords

  • Design valuable Starlight agents with constitutional foundations, architecture decisions, activation prompts, scoped contracts and verifiable evidence. Includes Foundry design workflows and an in-process guardrail reference; production runtime integration is separate.

  • Design portable skills and bounded agent systems, with an optional compile-and-proof handoff to a Starlight Foundry runtime.

  • A governed venture control plane for portfolio intelligence, execution, evidence, and decisions.

  • Build distinctive music, AI lab and AI tool pages from nine editable examples and focused v0 briefs.

  • Practice with Academy teaching guides, preserve evidence and connect canonical AI Architect delivery in your own workspace.

  • Build and restore portable agent skills and packages with source-backed ecosystem research, worked examples and inspectable package checks.

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