Prefactor Skill Selector

Use this file as a router for Prefactor skills.

Available Skills

• skills/bootstrap-existing-agent-with-prefactor-cli/SKILL.md: bootstrap Prefactor resources for an existing agent using CLI (profile, environment, agent, agent_instance) and prepare runtime env vars/package choice.
• skills/instrument-existing-agent-with-prefactor-sdk/SKILL.md: instrument an existing agent with Prefactor SDK so coding tools can see runs, llm/tool spans, token usage, and failures.
• skills/create-provider-package-with-core/SKILL.md: create a new provider package as a thin adapter over @prefactor/core with core-first boundaries and tracing conventions.

Selection Rules

• If the request is about provisioning Prefactor resources via CLI for an existing app, load skills/bootstrap-existing-agent-with-prefactor-cli/SKILL.md first.
• If the request is about adding telemetry to an existing agent without rewriting business logic, load skills/instrument-existing-agent-with-prefactor-sdk/SKILL.md.
• If the request is about creating a custom provider adapter with @prefactor/core, load skills/create-provider-package-with-core/SKILL.md.

Default Workflow

When instrumenting an existing agent, default to this order:

1. Run skills/bootstrap-existing-agent-with-prefactor-cli/SKILL.md to set up resources (environment, agent, agent_instance).
2. Install required Prefactor npm package(s) via the project’s package manager.
3. Choose the matching adapter package if available (@prefactor/langchain, @prefactor/ai, @prefactor/openclaw).
4. For adapter-style instrumentation (@prefactor/langchain or @prefactor/ai), keep init, withSpan, and shutdown imports from that same adapter package (or pass an explicit tracer when using core withSpan).
5. If no matching adapter package exists, use skills/create-provider-package-with-core/SKILL.md.
6. Instrument the existing agent with skills/instrument-existing-agent-with-prefactor-sdk/SKILL.md.