Auto-Pilot
Orchestrates all installed skills automatically — routes any request to the right skill(s) without asking.
What it does
Acts as a universal skill router. When you give it a task, it parses your intent, matches it against a comprehensive routing table spanning communication, code, data, infrastructure, testing, and PM workflows, then loads and executes the appropriate skill(s). For cross-domain tasks, it chains multiple skills in sequence. It never asks which skill to use — it decides and acts.
Usage
This is the default skill that runs on every prompt. It matches any actionable request and dispatches to the correct skill. You don't need to invoke it explicitly — just describe what you want done.
Trigger phrases:
- Any actionable request (it routes automatically)
- "Search Slack for...", "Create a Linear ticket...", "Deploy to staging...", etc.
Examples
- "Find the Linear ticket for the settings redesign and post a summary to Slack"
- "Check my calendar for tomorrow and draft a decline for the 2pm meeting"
- "Search code for the payment processor interface"
Why it was created
With dozens of specialized skills installed, manually choosing which one to load adds friction. Auto-pilot eliminates that overhead by routing automatically based on intent, making the agent feel like a single unified tool.