Thirteen reasoning-and-review skills plus the dia router: goal confirmation (skopos), Socratic elenchus and inquiry (quaestio), reductio, internal critique, argument warrants, counterexamples, counterplans, a single review pass (emend), verification-gated rounds, adjudicating review reports, rules for text a model follows (regula), and deepening a request as a field's top practitioners would; a skill starts when the message begins with dia or its name.
14 skills
Know your unknowns — skills for the gap between your plan and the actual situation, in any domain: what you don't know, what the AI doesn't, and what neither knows yet. Eleven skills: blind-spot passes, field primers, interviews, divergent prototypes, brainstorming, reference read-backs, tweakable plans, a deviation log, buy-in docs and quizzes — plus two Claude Code agents.
11 skills · 2 agents
Three routed skills for designing in-session reward moments and lifecycle retention for games and consumer interactive apps — the scene, the cohort, and the link between them.
3 skills
Karpathy's coding guidelines, revised with dia-regula.
1 skill