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- Nav Features
nav-features_skill
- Python
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Installation
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npx veilstrat add skill alekspetrov/navigator --skill nav-features- SKILL.md6.3 KB
Overview
This skill displays and toggles Navigator features so users can see what’s enabled and customize their setup. It provides an interactive feature table, quick enable/disable commands, and detailed explanations for each feature. It is designed to help you optimize behavior and save tokens by disabling unused capabilities.
How this skill works
The skill reads the current Navigator configuration and presents a formatted table of features, status, and short descriptions. If you request a toggle, it runs the enable/disable action, updates the configuration, and returns the refreshed table. It can also show detailed documentation for any supported feature on demand.
When to use it
- Ask "show my features", "navigator features", or "what features are enabled"
- Say "enable [feature]", "disable [feature]", or "turn on/off [feature]"
- Request "configure navigator" or "my navigator settings"
- Ask "what can navigator do?" or "what features are available?"
Best practices
- Check the feature table before starting a session to avoid unexpected behavior
- Disable features you won’t use to reduce token usage and keep flows minimal
- After toggling a feature, confirm the updated table to ensure the change applied
- Ask for a feature explanation if you’re unsure how it affects task routing or autonomy
- Use loop_mode only when you explicitly need autonomous "run until done" behavior
Example use cases
- Show current Navigator capabilities at the start of a session to confirm defaults
- Enable task_mode to route complex workflows into multi-phase handling
- Disable loop_mode when you want to prevent autonomous re-execution
- Ask for details about tom_features to understand verification and user-profile behavior
- Turn off auto_update in environments where changes must be manually reviewed
FAQ
You can toggle task_mode, tom_features, loop_mode, simplification, and auto_update.
What happens after I toggle a feature?
The configuration is updated and the skill shows the refreshed feature table so you can verify the change.