Collaboration Workflow v1.0.0 MIT

Small-Step Collaboration

Make an agent guide users one smallest useful action at a time instead of dumping long checklists. Best for webmaster tools, deployments, console debugging, and onboarding flows.

#agent#workflow#collaboration#onboarding
Download Skill
Copy the extracted small-step-collaboration folder into ~/.codex/skills, ~/.openclaw/skills, or ~/.hermes/skills

What this skill fixes

Many agents are not blocked by capability. They are blocked by communication overload.

Users usually need the next click, the next command, or the next thing to check. They do not need a giant wall of instructions that becomes stale as soon as the screen changes.

This skill moves the agent into a tighter collaboration loop:

  • give one smallest useful action
  • ask for one result artifact
  • interpret the result
  • continue with the next step

Best-fit use cases

  • Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and Baidu Search Resource Platform
  • Cloud consoles such as Cloudflare, Vercel, GitHub, and database dashboards
  • setup, deployment, indexing, verification, and troubleshooting flows
  • any task where the human must click, inspect, or confirm something the agent cannot do alone

Core behavior

With this skill enabled, the agent should:

  • default to one meaningful next step per turn
  • use exact button, field, menu, and command names
  • ask for only one screenshot, output block, or yes/no result at a time
  • explain what the current check is proving
  • pause at the smallest safe checkpoint when risk is involved

Supported runtimes

This bundle is structured around a shared SKILL.md layout and is currently aimed at:

  • Codex
  • OpenClaw
  • Hermes

Claude Code can reuse the same collaboration rules later with a platform-specific wrapper.

Install

Codex

Copy the extracted small-step-collaboration folder into:

~/.codex/skills/

OpenClaw

Copy the same folder into:

~/.openclaw/skills/

Hermes

Copy the same folder into:

~/.hermes/skills/

Bundle contents

  • SKILL.md for trigger and behavior rules
  • agents/openai.yaml for Codex UI metadata
  • references/platform-notes.md for platform install notes
  • references/response-patterns.md for reusable response patterns

This is a good fit as a communication-layer skill that sits on top of your debugging, deployment, or console-navigation workflows.