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About explore-code

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explore-code

Rigor Improve implementation leaf skill

explore-code is an agent skill from the rigorpilot-skills collection for making bounded, exploratory code changes to a deep learning research repository. It is the Rigor Improve leaf skill, and its installed name is kept for compatibility. The skill is meant for the moments when a researcher explicitly authorizes code changes on an isolated branch or worktree, so experiments do not touch the main code. It fits source-anchored tasks such as transplanting a module from a reference implementation, adapting a backbone, inserting LoRA or adapter layers, and combining low-risk modules. The result of such a change is a candidate, not a trusted conclusion, so the skill is set up to record a summary of the work rather than claim success. It guides candidate code work without over-prescribing how the implementation should look, which leaves the model's judgment about the code to work with the specific repository. It is for researchers who want an assistant to try a modification quickly and keep a clear trail of what was changed. It should not be used for ordinary bug fixes or for work that has not been authorized. On skills.sh, Socket and Snyk pass, and Gen Agent Trust Hub shows a warning. Install it with npx skills add https://github.com/lllllllama/rigorpilot-skills --skill explore-code.

Price
Free
Made by
lllllllama
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/lllllllama/rigorpilot-skills/explore-code