skill-dashboard

Structured, user-invoked standing prompts for long runs on any project: /design-scoreboard chooses what to climb and what must not get worse, /improve and /optimize climb it against the repo's AGENTS.md sections, and /trim-agents-md keeps that hub short. Each keeps state in files and reports what needs the owner first

4 skills · 2 agents · hooks

MECE decomposition for breaking work into mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive parts. A skill you invoke when decomposing something -- it ships no SessionStart hook, because the method is needed at a decision point the model can recognise, not before the first action of every session.

5 skills · 1 MCP server

The audit family: evidence-grounded postmortems of finished work with a browsable index, a test-suite audit (does each green test still mean anything), a controls audit (census and live-fire over hooks, validators, and reminders), and the adversarial-verify primitive with its control-builder agent that the audits dispatch to

5 skills · 1 agent

Skills for how the agent writes and explains: an American plain-language house style, voice matching, replacing prose with compact visuals, and re-pitching a message that did not land

4 skills · 1 command

Hand a task to Gemini and get a structured answer back -- video and audio analysis, perceptual image comparison, or any ad-hoc question with model, thinking level, and schema set per call. Explicit, auditable, one run directory per call.

1 skill · 2 commands · hooks

On-demand references for what a repo cannot state by being read: the house Python pinning policy and the two mistakes behind most Pydantic/Pyright diagnostic walls; documentation conventions (last-updated dates, where unshared notes and session logs live, how dependency changes are recorded, no decorative counts in prose); and a uv and bun dependency CVE audit, transitives included. No hooks or ambient injection: conventions belong in each repo's own always-loaded files.

3 skills