Quick-action diagnostic skill to audit installed CLI binaries and authentication states across Quintet providers (Claude, Codex, Antigravity, Copilot, Qwen, OpenCode). Use when verifying provider pools or diagnosing CLI readiness via /doctor.
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Audits installed CLI binaries and authentication states across all Quintet provider models to establish the active worker pool.
QBIN="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:+$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/bin/quintet}"
[ -n "$QBIN" ] && [ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$HOME/.gemini/config/plugins/quintet/bin/quintet"
[ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$HOME/.gemini/extensions/quintet/bin/quintet"
[ -x "$QBIN" ] || QBIN="$(command -v quintet 2>/dev/null || echo quintet)"
"$QBIN" doctorBinary Resolution Guard:
$HOME/.gemini/config/plugins/quintet/bin/quintet) or extension path ($HOME/.gemini/extensions/quintet/bin/quintet).Pool Diagnostics & Explicit Remediation Fixes:
ready: true, auth: ok).auth=none), report the specific one-time fix command:
claude logincodex loginagy interactively once to complete authentication, or set GOOGLE_API_KEY (Gemini CLI alias: gemini)gh auth login or copilot authqwen (run interactively once to complete OAuth)opencode auth login or run opencode interactively once (install: npm install -g opencode-ai)Re-verification Feedback Loop:
"$QBIN" doctor after authenticating any unready CLI provider to verify the state updated to ready: true.Output Reporting: Summarize active provider pool capacity (e.g. 5/6 providers ready) and exclude unready models from subsequent orchestration tasks.
salemaziel/omc-octo-quintet
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