# Cross-runtime skills — exempt from the "no Claude/Anthropic mention" Codex-twin
# rules (validate-codex-runtime-sections, lint-codex-native Claude/path checks,
# audit-codex-parity CLAUDE_TOOL_NAMING).
#
# WHY: these skills legitimately document one or more NON-Codex runtimes, so an
# accurate self-contained Codex twin MUST keep those references. The default
# "0 Claude mentions" rule (right for an ordinary skill whose Codex twin should
# read Codex-native) is WRONG for a tool that operates across runtimes — scrubbing
# "Claude" out would gut the tool's actual content. codex-sync also skips the
# Claude->Codex / ~/.claude->~/.codex transforms for these (preserving accuracy);
# it still applies slash-command -> $ (Codex execution syntax is universal).
#
# Only the slash->$ transform applies; everything else is preserved verbatim.
# One skill name per line. Keep this list SMALL and justified — it is a real
# exemption from a real gate, not a convenience hatch.
#
# cass            — mines/parses session logs ACROSS Claude Code / Codex / Gemini
# rch             — remote-compile-hook; documents its Claude Code PreToolUse integration
# agent-native    — documents making an agent AgentOps-native on each runtime (incl. the Claude path)
# cc-hooks        — about the Claude Code hook system itself (a non-Codex runtime's feature)
# agy-native      — about the AGY / Gemini (Antigravity) harness (a non-Codex runtime)
# using-flywheel  — documents a factory that drives THREE worker runtimes side by
#                   side (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Antigravity CLI) and tells the
#                   operator to verify the skill under BOTH ~/.claude/skills and
#                   ~/.codex/skills. Substituting Claude->Codex collapsed the trio
#                   to two names and turned the two distinct verification paths
#                   into the same path listed twice — a runbook step that silently
#                   stops checking the runtime it was written to check.
cass
rch
agent-native
cc-hooks
agy-native
using-flywheel
