Find Agent Skills for every workflow

Leave a short note for the owner in the Example rail view, using the `intentic-example` CLI. Use when the user asks you to note, jot, remember or flag something lightweight for them to read later, and when you want to leave a breadcrumb about work you did that has no better home.

Discover and run the platform's premium services (research, data, heavy compute) priced in the owner's membership credits, via the `services` CLI. Use when a task would benefit from a capability no local tool provides — check the catalog, then ask for a run; the owner approves it on a card in chat before anything is spent.

Workspace code search — the fastest route from a question to `path:line` anchors when you don't already know where to look. One Bash call returns ranked, token-budgeted results. Use for "where is X defined/used", natural-language code questions, structural AST patterns, file skeletons, and git history.

Read and send messages in the connected WhatsApp number's chats and groups via the whatsapp CLI, and help the user pair the linked device. Use when the user asks to send a WhatsApp message, reply in a chat or group, fetch a file someone sent, or connect/pair WhatsApp.

Extend this sandbox's own environment (system packages, language toolchains, SDKs — e.g. Rust, Android, JDK, Go, Python) by proposing custom Dockerfile steps the owner approves. Use when a task needs a tool that isn't installed and a runtime install wouldn't survive, or when the user asks to add capabilities to the sandbox itself.

Give a repository an operator panel — a small web UI (dev server) the user opens from the sidebar to run and preview that repo. Every git repo under /work is a sidebar entry; a repo gets a panel by adding an `operator/` directory that is a runnable web app. Use whenever you scaffold or work in a repo the user should be able to open, preview, or operate from the sidebar.