What problem does it solve? Teams worry about vendor lock-in when adopting ORC, and agents like Cursor or Codex cannot read ORC's internal wiki, pact ledger, and boundary cards. This Skill compiles that context into a portable, derived AGENTS.md and can also import an existing AGENTS.md or .cursorrules from a repo that never ran ORC. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Derived export: Compiles the orientation doc, PACT.md, boundary cards, code patterns, and wiki pages into a fingerprinted AGENTS.md carrying a source_commit, verifiable with orc export --check in CI. - Secret-safe output: Never exports env files, credentials, run folders, or logs, and never re-summarizes evidence-anchored sources. - Guided import: Reads AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, or copilot instructions, flags claims that are already wrong (dead paths, missing commands), and proposes pact entries and wiki seeds that the user confirms before anything is written. - Use Case: A team adopting ORC asks "are we locked in?" — run the export to produce a committed AGENTS.md that Cursor and Codex consume directly, then add orc export --check to CI so the file can never silently go stale. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to export our ORC context to a portable AGENTS.md so other coding agents can read it.