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prime-pstack

pstack skills (cursor/plugins) ported to prime-agent: rigorous agent workflows — poteto-mode, principles, unslop, arena, reflect, swarm and more.

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prime-pstack

pstack skills ported to prime-agent. Rigorous agent workflows: fewer, higher-quality lines, verifiable work, and subagents you can parallelize with confidence.

This is a port, not the original: Cursor-specific mechanics (Task subagents, ~/.cursor/rules, AskQuestion, Cursor model slugs) are translated to prime-agent equivalents (rlm children, agent_message, references/models.md, session logs). The methodology text is preserved verbatim wherever it did not reference Cursor.

Install

Three ways, same result:

  • npm (when published): npm install prime-pstack — prime-agent auto-discovers the skills/ directory in the package.
  • Clone into your skills dir:
    git clone <this-repo> ~/.prime/agent/skills/prime-pstack
    
    (after cloning, skills live one level deeper — move prime-pstack/skills/* into ~/.prime/agent/skills/).
  • Per-project: clone or symlink the skills/ dir into .prime/agent/skills/ at your project root.

New skills load on session start; in an interactive session use /reload.

Start here

  • /skill:poteto-mode — the hub skill; routes a task to one of 23 playbooks, wraps code in the principle skills. This is the one to use daily.
  • /skill:setup-pstack — configure per-role models by editing each skill's references/models.md (default: children inherit the parent model). You can also edit those files by hand — one role: <model selector> line per role, resolved via await rlm.find_models(...).

What was ported

All 45 skills (markdown + references + playbooks) plus the poteto-mode helper scripts, with Cursor mechanics translated:

pstack (Cursor)prime-agent
Task calls, subagent_type, run_in_backgroundawait rlm(prompt, name=...) children, spawned in parallel
model: <cursor slug> defaultsreferences/models.md per skill; omit model to inherit parent
findings in Task response bodyawait agent_message.send(..., receiver_role='parent')
~/.cursor/rules/pstack-models.mdcreferences/models.md in each skill that reads model config
agent-transcripts/~/.prime/agent/sessions/*.jsonl (child rollouts in session_dir)
MCP discovery via Cursor envMCP servers configured via prime CLI; children keep MCP access
Cursor built-in create-skillprime-agent skill-creator
cursor-team-kit (deslop, control-cli/ui)not ported — hooks removed

Not ported (deliberately)

  • automations/benny (cron issue triage → use prime-agent heartbeats)
  • agents/* (Cursor agent definitions) — except comment-sicko, folded into no-comments/references/comment-sicko.md
  • docs/guide/ images

The poteto-mode helper scripts are ported (scripts/): watch-pr (GitHub PR watcher, needs bun), orch (orchestrate store, needs bun), check-plan.mjs (plan validator, needs node), worktree-audit.sh (pure bash). All are runtime-agnostic aside from their runtimes; worktree-audit.sh and check-plan.mjs were translated for prime-agent paths.

Contributing

PORTING.md in this repo is the translation table used for the port. When you fix or extend a skill, keep the conventions there so the port stays coherent.

License

MIT. Port of cursor/plugins pstack by Lauren Tan, which remains MIT-licensed; see LICENSE.

Keywords

prime-agent

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Package last updated on 27 Aug 2026

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