writing-skills
writing-skills
Use when creating new skills, editing existing skills, or verifying skills work before deployment
opsOperate Headroom installs, durable deployments, diagnostics, savings reports, output shaping, evals, and bundled tools.
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Use this sub-skill when the user needs to install, update, deploy, diagnose, report on, or maintain a Headroom runtime without changing application code.
headroom deploy and headroom install ... persistent proxy profiles.headroom init ... durable agent hooks/provider routing for supported agents.headroom update and install-method guidance.headroom doctor, dashboard, inspect, perf, savings, output-savings, agent-savings, audit-reads, and capture network-diff.headroom tools ... bundled sg, diff, and loc helpers.headroom evals ... commands and when not to run expensive or API-key-dependent evals.headroom proxy, provider base URLs, headroom wrap, and headroom unwrap: read ../proxy-wrap/SKILL.md.headroom memory, headroom mcp, headroom learn, headroom recover codex, and CCR retrieval: read ../memory/SKILL.md.../sdk/SKILL.md.Verify the package and CLI:
python -c "import headroom; print(headroom.__version__)"
headroom --version
For a broad diagnosis, run:
headroom doctor
python scripts/diagnose_headroom_install.py --check-cli
For durable deployment status, use:
headroom install status --profile default
For token/cost reporting, prefer the least invasive read-only command first:
headroom savings
headroom perf --hours 24
headroom output-savings
references/cli-reference.md catalogs operator-facing commands, safe checks, and side-effect boundaries.references/workflows.md gives task-oriented install, deployment, diagnostics, reporting, tools, and eval recipes.references/troubleshooting.md maps common symptoms to recovery steps.scripts/diagnose_headroom_install.py is a safe local checker for imports, CLI availability, and canonical path roots.headroom update, headroom deploy, headroom install apply/remove, headroom init, headroom savings --reset, headroom memory purge, or any command that mutates user config/state unless the user explicitly wants that side effect.