Camber
CamberCloud, Inc. v2.0.0
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Camber lets users manage accounts and workspaces, discover or create agents, and launch and monitor agent runs directly within ChatGPT.
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CamberCloud, Inc.
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context-mirror4.21 KB
--- name: context-mirror description: Create, update, pull, and push Camber Context Mirror agents from local coding workspaces. --- # Context Mirror Use this skill when the user asks to: - mirror a local workspace into a Camber agent - refresh an existing mirrored Camber agent - migrate local assistant skills into Camber skills - pull a Camber agent mirror back to local - push local mirror changes back to Camber ## Resource map Read only the resources needed for the current branch: | Resource | Use when | |---|---| | `resources/create-update.md` | Creating or updating a workspace-mirroring agent | | `resources/layout.md` | Explaining or validating mirror folder layout | | `resources/pull-push.md` | Pulling an agent locally, or init -> export chat -> edit `sync.yaml` -> push | | `resources/claude-code-chat-export.md` | Exporting Claude Code chat into the mirror | | `resources/cursor-chat-export.md` | Exporting Cursor chat into the mirror | | `resources/troubleshooting.md` | Debugging common mirror failures | ## Core rules - Verify `$ camber me` before relying on the CLI. - Inspect before writing: README/docs, project tree, manifests, entrypoints, configs, tests, commands, and local assistant context. - If the workspace uses the Snowflake CLI, `instruction.md` must tell the agent to use `camber.snowflake` instead — never the local CLI. - Stop for user approval before any write action: context init, pull, or push (and `$ camber agent update` when refreshing an existing agent). - Collect every confirmation through the client's interactive question tool — `AskQuestion` in Cursor, `AskUserQuestion` in Claude Code. Do not substitute plain chat text. **Wait for the user's answer before every next step** — an unanswered question is a hard stop. - If the requested agent already exists, update it instead of creating a duplicate. For a **new** mirror, do **not** call `agents_create` or `$ camber agent create` first — leave `agent:` blank in `.camber/sync.yaml` and let the first `$ camber agent push` create the remote agent. - `README.md` is one source of evidence, not the whole workspace context. - Avoid `.git`, `.env*`, and virtualenvs unless the user explicitly approves. - Project files are mirror files only. Never add project files to Knowledge Base. - Skills become Camber skill records. Never add `SKILL.md` or skill scripts to Knowledge Base. - Skill `references/` files are the only skill files indexed as Knowledge Base. - The current chat is required mirror context when syncing: export after `context init`, then wire paths through `.camber/sync.yaml` before push. - Never push skills, project files, chat, instruction, or other mirror sections with separate CLI commands (`skill compile`, `context add`, `stash cp`). Use `context init` -> export chat (if required) -> edit `sync.yaml` -> `push`. - During a mirror operation, only write under `.camber/`: `sync.yaml` (from `$ camber agent context init` plus placeholder edits), `instruction.md`, and `chats/`. Use **relative paths** in `sync.yaml` (for example `.camber/instruction.md`, `.camber/chats`). Add `.camber/**` to top-level `exclude` so staging files are not uploaded as project files. Remove `.camber/instruction.md` and `.camber/chats/` after a successful `push`; keep `sync.yaml`. - Prefer `$ camber agent context init` over hand-writing `.camber/sync.yaml`. Run `context init` and `push` from the project root (fresh mirror) or from the pulled mirror root. ## Fast path 1. Verify auth: ```bash $ camber me ``` 2. Inspect workspace and assistant context. 3. List existing agents and decide create vs update. 4. Ask the user to confirm the plan through the client's interactive question prompts — never plain chat text. **Wait for answers before continuing.** 5. Initialize the local sync config, draft `instruction.md`, export chat if needed, fill `.camber/sync.yaml` (leave `agent:` blank on first push), then push. For an existing agent only, set `agent:` to the known id or run `$ camber agent update` when instructions changed. 6. After a successful push, remove `.camber/instruction.md` and `.camber/chats/` staging files. 7. Double-check the result before telling the user the mirror is complete. For the full create/update workflow, read `resources/create-update.md`.
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- CamberCloud, Inc.
Package observed Oct 3, 2026.
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