senro線路

Agent skill

senro ships an Agent Skill that teaches an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini, and others) how to use senro: the Pipeline/Workflow/Step model, fan-out, caching, secrets, attach, and the CLI. You’ll find the source under skills/senro/ in the repo.

Install

npx skills add xavidop/senro

This works for any agent skills.sh supports. It fetches the skill into your agent’s skills directory, and the agent loads it automatically for tasks like defining a pipeline, wiring retries or failure handlers, workspaces, caching, secrets, attach, or the senro CLI.

To install manually, copy the folder into your agent’s skills directory (Claude Code: ~/.claude/skills/; other agents use their own location, such as a project-level .cursor/ or .github/ skills folder; see your agent’s documentation):

git clone https://github.com/xavidop/senro
cp -r senro/skills/senro ~/.claude/skills/senro

What ships

One SKILL.md, plus two reference files the agent loads only when it needs them: references/cli.md (the command reference) and references/secrets-channels.md (the channel table).

What it covers

  • The core model: Pipeline, Workflow, Step, and the two ways steps can depend on each other.
  • The two step kinds: an exec.Command that runs on any executor, and a senro.Func Go function that also runs on any executor.
  • All four executors: local, containers, Kubernetes, and SSH, and what each does with workspaces and secrets.
  • Monorepo tools: fanning a step out across a unit graph, ordering per-unit work, sharding into balanced partitions, and running only what a change affects.
  • Retries and failure handling: retry policies, timeouts, and OnFailure/Always handlers.
  • Workspaces and caching: workspaces, persistent workspaces, the scratch cache, and caching a step’s output.
  • Secrets: how to pass them in, and which channels are safe, redacted, or refused.
  • Attach and control: connecting to a live run, the operations you can issue, and opening a shell inside a running step.
  • The senro CLI: every command, flag, and exit code.

llms.txt

If your agent doesn’t support skills, point it at the docs directly instead. This site publishes the llms.txt convention: /llms.txt is a short index for an agent to navigate, and /llms-full.txt is the whole documentation site as one Markdown file. A prompt that works in most coding agents:

Add senro to my Go project. Docs: <the site's /llms.txt>

See also

  • Quickstart: the same ground for a human reader.
  • Steps: the two step kinds in full.
  • Fan-out and Conditions: Expand and When, the same ground this skill covers.
  • Secret channels: the table references/secrets-channels.md mirrors.
  • CLI: the command reference references/cli.md mirrors.