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Rules and decision-making for authoring Rez packages — how to split versions and variants, how to write requires/variants/build_requires/commands, how wide to make dependency ranges, the rez-build and rez-release workflow and conventions, and the recurring pitfalls and anti-patterns. Use when writing, reviewing or restructuring a package.py, or when deciding whether a change needs a new version or a new variant. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Rez configuration layering and the plugin system — config precedence and merge rules, string expansion, DelayLoad, key settings (packages_path, implicit_packages, caching, package_filter), and the seven plugin types with their discovery mechanisms and entry points. Use when the user asks how to configure rez, why a setting is not taking effect, or how to write or install a plugin. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Rez command-line reference — rez-env, rez-build, rez-release, rez-context, rez-search, rez-depends, rez-test, rez-config, rez-bind, rez-pip and the rest, with the flags that matter. Use when the user needs the right rez command or flag, or when running a build/release/test loop. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Rez core concepts — packages, versions, requests, repositories, the package search path, implicit packages and variants. Use when the user asks what Rez is, how package versions or requests work, where Rez finds packages, why a resolve picked a certain version, or when a project contains package.py files. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Authoring Rez package.py files — standard attributes, early/late binding functions, requires/variants/build_requires, string expansion and package overrides. Use when writing, reviewing or debugging a package definition file, or when the user asks how to declare dependencies, variants, tools or build-time requirements. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

The package.py execution model and the errors it produces — why a top-level `from x import SomeClass` makes the installed package.py unparseable, why module-scope values are frozen on the build machine, why `env`/`this`/`root` look undefined to linters, and why a failed rez-build can leave a broken install behind. Use when a package resolves or builds with a confusing error, when reviewing a package.py for module-scope mistakes, or before releasing one. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Rez suites and context bundles — rez-suite to expose tools from several contexts behind one PATH entry, suite tool aliasing, prefixing, hiding, bumping and control arguments (++help, ++about, ++patch, ++peek), and rez-bundle / bundle_context() to package a resolve with its packages into a relocatable directory. Use when the user wants to ship a resolved environment to artists, a render farm, a container or another machine. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

This skill should be used when OpenClaw needs to install, configure, inspect, or operate `fpt-cli` for Autodesk Flow Production Tracking / ShotGrid workflows...

Token-efficient command execution patterns for AI agents using vx. Use when running builds, tests, linting, GitHub operations, or any command that produces verbose output. Teaches agents to filter output cross-platform using vx-managed tools (vx rg, vx jq) instead of platform-specific syntax (Select-String, grep, findstr). Includes token measurement, savings tracking, and deep recipes for cargo, gh, pytest, and more.

Control live DCC hosts (Maya, Blender, Houdini, Photoshop, 3ds Max, and others) through the DCC-MCP gateway REST API only — no MCP client required. For any a...

Troubleshooting guide for vx issues. Use when encountering installation failures, version conflicts, PATH issues, or other vx problems.

Create and validate DCC-MCP Skill packages

Project management guide for vx. Use when setting up a new project, configuring vx.toml, or managing project-level tool versions and scripts.

Best practices for using vx effectively. Use when following recommended patterns for tool management, project setup, and team workflows with vx.

Writing the Rez commands() section and rex environment API — env object, setenv/appendenv/prependenv/unsetenv/alias/source/error, string expansion, literal/expandable/expandvars, execution order and build-time branching. Use when a package must set, append or prepend environment variables, expose tools, source scripts, or behave differently during a build. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Rez resolve and solver internals — how the solver works, reading -v debug output, conflicts, cycles and total reductions, graph inspection, patching, caching and timestamps. Use when the user asks how the solver works or how to read its -v output. For a resolve that already failed and needs attributing, use rez-resolve-troubleshooting. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Git worktree manager for parallel AI agent workflows. Use when the user needs to manage multiple working directories for parallel development, create feature branches with isolated environments, or run multiple AI agents concurrently. Covers `vx worktrunk` and `vx wt` commands.

Default unified entry for agents and headless CLI hosts (OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex CLI, CI bots, custom agent runtimes) to control live DCC applications throug...

This skill should be used when OpenClaw needs to install, configure, inspect, or operate `fpt-cli` for Autodesk Flow Production Tracking / ShotGrid workflows, especially for auth setup, schema/entity reads, structured searches, and safe write previews.

Project UI control with a fail-closed provider boundary

Teaches AI agents how to use vx, the universal dev tool manager. Use when the project has vx.toml or .vx/, or when the user mentions vx, tool version management, Git/GitHub operations, or cross-platform setup. vx auto-manages Node.js, Python, Go, Rust, and 142 providers via Starlark DSL provider.star files. Also covers MCP integration patterns and GitHub Actions.

Create and modernize DCC-MCP adapters

Complete vx CLI command reference. Use when looking up specific vx command syntax, flags, output formats, or token-efficient forwarding. vx-native commands support --json, --toon, --compact, and --output-format; forwarded tools keep native output unless compact mode is explicitly requested.

Publish, discover, and manage AI skills, agents, workflows, souls and prompts from the AgentVerse marketplace. Use when working with the agentverse CLI to se...

Diagnosing Rez resolve failures — a command-by-command triage path for 'The context failed to resolve', package conflicts, request version conflicts, implicit package failures, variant selection failures, missing packages or versions, filtered or ignored packages, and stale resolve caches. Use when rez-env, rez-build or rez-test fails to resolve and you need to find the culprit, not just read the solver. Covers Rez 3.4.0.

Scan/clean Maya scene malware on Windows. Use for Maya杀毒, Maya病毒扫描, Maya病毒查杀, 清理Maya病毒, 病毒查杀, Maya antivirus, Maya virus scan/removal; not general antivirus.

Apply the shared repository layout contract to vx-managed repos. Use when reviewing root files, vx.toml, justfile, agent instructions, or repository cleanup.