Start with one useful result¶
Install the catalog on the
machine where your T3 provider executes tools, then paste the generated readiness
prompt into T3. Use Homebrew catalog v0.5.0 or later, or install from source.
The agent checks whether it can run the workflow before changing
anything. For the picker, enable Show skills in slash
menu, restart the agent session, then select t3-imps from / and append a task.
Installation and source setup · Your first workflow · Troubleshooting
Know what was checked¶
imps ties checks and reviews to the revision they verified. If the files change, the evidence is stale. Its report names missing checks and blockers, with a run ID for resuming after an interruption. A local pass does not stand in for CI, merge or live deployment.
See how imps works · Safety and data
Use the model you choose¶
The agent reads the same workflow entry with your selected T3 provider. Local helpers use Python's standard library; delegated tasks, previews and watches stay with T3. Skill discovery and host capabilities vary by provider, so every workflow has a readiness check and a direct-prompt fallback.
The current catalog has deterministic helper tests. The published live-provider ledger covers an earlier imps gate; it does not certify imps 1.0. Compatibility and evidence has the exact scope.
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