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Give any coding agent the ability to delegate work to Twill asynchronously.

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Installation

Copy this message and send it to your coding agent:
Install Twill Skill
Install the skill from https://twill.ai/skill.md and save it to your local skills/ directory.

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Use Case: Local Brainstorming, Remote Implementation

Use this workflow when you want fast back-and-forth locally for discovery and spec writing, then hand execution to a cloud agent. Typical flow:
  1. Brainstorm locally with your coding agent.
  2. Converge on a concrete implementation spec (scope, files to touch, acceptance criteria, tests).
  3. Ask the local agent to create a Twill task from that spec.
  4. Let Twill run implementation asynchronously in the cloud.
  5. Check status, send follow-ups, and approve plans from the same local thread.

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Why this works

Latency separation. Local stays snappy for brainstorming and spec writing. Cloud absorbs the long-running work — implementation, test suites, browser validation — without blocking your terminal. E2E verification local agents can’t do. Twill runs your full dev environment in a sandbox: starts the dev server, runs integration tests, exercises UI flows with browser automation, and inspects logs. Local agents don’t have that infrastructure. Deterministic environment. Cloud runs happen in isolated, reproducible sandboxes — same task, same setup, consistent results. No “works on my machine.” You get proof, not just a PR. Every completed task returns an evidence bundle: PR with summary, test output, screenshots for UI changes, live preview URL, and logs. This is what makes delegation feel safe. Clear responsibility boundaries. Local agent is the product brain — discovery, architecture, spec writing. Cloud agent is the production hands — implementation, verification, artifacts. Real-time visibility. Track progress from the task URL, send follow-ups mid-run, and approve plans — all from the same local thread. Failures are specific: missing secret, flaky test, spec ambiguity — not just “failed.”