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digital-stoic-org-agent-skills

Skills and agents promoting hybrid human-AI intelligence with mindfulness and intentional design.

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Plugin digital-stoic-org-agent-skills from marketplace cascade-ai-ml-agents-agent-framework in joshuarweaver/cascade-ai-ml-agents-agent-framework. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

What it installs

Skills (112)

  • analyze-competition

    Competitive analysis — identify competitors, build feature matrix, assess positioning, and produce go/no-go verdict with kill-criteria framing. Use when "competitive analysis", "compare competitors", "positioning vs", "competitive landscape", "battlecard", "who are the competitors". Outputs analysis

  • improve-linkedin

    Dialogue-driven LinkedIn positioning sparring partner. Goal-first — audits WHICH specific professional outcome this profile serves BEFORE drafting. Same person produces radically different profiles depending on goal (CTO co-founder, CTO-as-a-service, fractional exec, thought leader, hire-me). 12 exe

  • ux-brand

    Visual identity strategy — derives brand design tokens from audience psychology (Archetype × Tech-Comfort matrix). Produces design-system.yaml + brand-sheet HTML + rationale doc. Consumes /ux-strategize output. Use when "ux brand", "brand identity", "design system", "color palette", "visual identity

  • ux-evaluate

    UX heuristic evaluation and usability assessment — reviews HTML wireframes against UX strategy artifacts and established principles. Read-only, produces scored reports. Use when "ux evaluate", "heuristic evaluation", "usability review", "ux audit", "accessibility check", "strategy alignment". Consum

  • ux-polish

    Visual design quality skill — elevates HTML wireframes from structural prototypes to polished UI. Applies typography, color, spacing, motion, interaction polish. Works on /ux-wireframe output or any HTML. Use when "ux polish", "polish wireframe", "colorize", "design audit", "design critique", "visua

  • ux-strategize

    Strategic UX artifact generator — empathy maps, JTBD, journey maps, VPC, personas, customer forces from business analysis. Use when "ux strategy", "empathy map", "jtbd", "journey map", "value proposition", "persona", "customer forces", "ux artifact". Outputs ux/{artifact}-{subject}.md.

  • ux-wireframe

    Generate interactive HTML wireframe prototypes grounded in UX research artifacts. Translates empathy maps, JTBD, forces, journey maps, VPC, personas into nuanced interaction design — not just labels, but information hierarchy, trust patterns, friction reduction, emotional pacing. Consumes /ux-strate

  • coach

    Coaching session — personal (CLEAR protocol, anxiety-first, Goldsmith accountability) or signal (GROW protocol, strategic positioning, network targeting). Reads pulse/scorecard, surfaces avoidance or signal gaps, reviews last commitment, reframes, commits, persists to coaching log.

  • benchmark-praxis

    Benchmark Praxis methodology against external frameworks, tools, or approaches. Use when: benchmark, compare praxis, how does praxis compare, gap analysis, benchmark vs, assess against, track changelog, watch features, inventory features, full feature sweep. Modes: full (default), quick, gap, track,

  • brainstorm

    Divergent-convergent brainstorming with research, ideation, and trade-off analysis. Use when exploring options, generating ideas, comparing approaches. Triggers include "brainstorm", "explore options", "ideate", "compare approaches".

  • challenge

    Challenge, push back, play devil's advocate on AI output or intentions. Use when: challenge this, are you sure, push back, prove it, what if you're wrong, devil's advocate, stress test, poke holes, second opinion, sanity check, too confident, really?, question this decision, avant de commencer, je v

  • experiment

    Chaotic domain: act to impose minimal constraints when cause-effect is invisible. Use when: production down with gibberish logs, completely novel problem, crisis, deliberate disruption, nothing makes sense. NOT for problems with any visible pattern — use /probe instead.

  • frame-problem

    Sense-making before action. Classify problem using Cynefin triangulation (3 tests + decomposition) to route to the right skill chain. Use when: frame, what approach, how should I start, which skill, where to begin, unsure what to do. NOT for known tasks — just do them.

  • investigate

    Deep proactive analysis for complex technical problems requiring upfront thinking and design. Use when: investigate, deep dive, technical spike, design strategy, complex multi-constraint problem, figure out how to, how should I approach. NOT for errors (use troubleshoot) or option brainstorming (use

  • probe

    Safe-to-fail experiment for Complex domain problems where cause-effect is only visible in retrospect. Two-phase: foreground qualify → background probe → sense result. Use when: probe, safe-to-fail, test hypothesis, experiment with hypothesis, Complex domain with hypothesis. NOT for brainstorming (us

  • troubleshoot

    Use when user reports an error, bug, or something not working. Search-first troubleshooting with diagnostic phase. Triggers: debug, error, broken, not working, failing, crash, exception.

  • anonymize-doc

    Detect and anonymize PII (SSN, cards, emails, phones, names) and business data (companies, revenue, costs, pricing). Use when handling sensitive files or user requests anonymization. Check-only or full anonymization with 5 strategies (mask/hash/pseudo/token/mixed). GDPR/HIPAA aware.

  • bridge

    Capture cross-project connections on the fly. Use when you notice a link between two projects — a shared pattern, a people-bridge, a narrative that feeds another project. Persists to thinking/bridges/ as structured YAML. Use when user says "bridge", "this connects to", "this feeds into", "same patte

  • build-storyline

    McKinsey-style storyline builder for presentation decks. Turns a goal into a sequence of action-title slides with a logical problem→solution flow, where each line becomes one slide title. Use when structuring pitch decks, strategy decks, problem-solving or roadmap presentations, or when the user say

  • infographize

    Convert markdown documents into AntV infographic SVGs. Analyzes content structure, selects optimal template, generates AntV syntax, and renders to SVG. Use when user wants to create infographics, visual summaries, or storytelling visuals from markdown.

  • literatize

    On-demand code annotator for LLM context preservation. Adds section-level comments capturing intent, rationale, and gotchas. Use when "literatize", "add literate comments", "annotate this file", "add section comments".

  • toshl

    Toshl Finance automation - sync data to local cache and generate monthly financial reports

  • tune-voice

    Extract, define, and enforce a project's writing voice. Reverse-engineers a voice profile from real sample copy, or interviews you to build one, then applies it to drafts with a voice-constant / tone-flex model and validate-and-explain edits. Profiles are per-project artifacts at <project>/ref/tone-

  • convert-docx

    Convert Word (.docx) files to clean markdown for LLM context (uses markitdown). Use when converting Word documents to markdown for analysis or summarization. Triggers include "convert docx", "word to markdown", "docx file".

  • convert-epub

    Convert EPUB files to clean markdown for LLM context (uses epub-to-markdown). Use when converting ebooks or EPUB documents to markdown for analysis or summarization. Triggers include "convert epub", "epub to markdown", "epub file".

  • convert-md-to-pdf

    Convert Markdown files with Mermaid diagrams to styled PDF. Use when user wants to export/convert markdown to PDF, generate PDF documentation, or create printable documents.

  • convert-pdf

    Convert PDF to clean markdown. Auto-detects backend: pdftotext (fast, text-heavy) or docling (complex tables, multi-column, OCR). Use when converting PDFs to markdown for analysis or summarization. Triggers: "convert pdf", "pdf to markdown", "pdf file", "pdf to text", ".pdf".

  • convert-pptx

    Convert PowerPoint (.pptx) files to clean markdown for LLM context (uses markitdown). Use when converting presentations to markdown for analysis or summarization. Triggers include "convert pptx", "powerpoint to markdown", "pptx file", "slides to markdown".

  • import-gdoc

    Import Google Docs from Drive into local google-in/ folder with manifest tracking. Use when importing Google documents for local analysis. Triggers include "import gdoc", "google doc", "import from drive", "google docs import".

  • transcribe

    Transcribe an audio recording (m4a/mp3/wav/ogg/flac) to markdown locally with whisper.cpp. Auto-detects language (multilingual, tuned for EN/FR), CPU-only, private — no API, no GPU. Self-bootstrapping: builds the pipeline on first use if missing. Use when the user wants to transcribe audio, convert

  • load-work

    Menu-driven session resume. Guided UX wrapper for context loading. Triggers: "load", "resume", "continue where I left off", "what was I working on?".

  • save-work

    Menu-driven session save. Guided UX wrapper for context saving. Triggers: "save", "save my work", "checkpoint", "I''m done for now".

  • sweep-project

    Audit, reorganize, and ensure consistency of ONE project folder against the zone+tier convention. Read-only audit → reorg plan → gated execute. Triggers: "sweep project", "tidy project", "reorganize project", "project hygiene", "audit folder", /sweep-project.

  • switch

    Switch project context with guided menu. Loads CLAUDE.md chain + CONTEXT files + ref/ index. Use when: switch project, change context, work on X, /switch, /switch -, /switch path/to/project.

  • sync-ref-wip

    Bidirectional ref/wip sync. Auto-detects direction from timestamps and content maturity. Triggers: "sync ref", "align ref wip", "promote to ref", "update wip", /sync-ref-wip.

  • checkpoint

    Capture a session's verbatim "meat" — the exact phrasing of constraints, rejected paths, corrections, live reasoning, learnings, pivots, open questions — into CHECKPOINT-*-llm.md, plus a synthesized summary of state. Use before /clear on a long reasoning session, when exact wording matters, or when

  • commit-repo

    Streamlined git commit for praxis-managed repos. Single human gate for scope + message approval. Use when committing changes, "commit repo", "commit praxis", "commit nano-vc".

  • dump-output

    Toggle automatic dumping of Claude's output to timestamped markdown files

  • instruct-compact

    Generate a copy-paste instruction block to steer Claude Code's /compact so the summary keeps what matters. Use when about to compact context intentionally, before a long session gets summarized, or when the user says "instruct compact", "compaction instructions", "steer compact", "custom compact", "

  • kaizen

    Capture friction with any Praxis artifact (skill, CLAUDE.md, rule, workflow) in under 30 seconds. Use when user says "kaizen", "log friction", "this annoyed me", or invokes `/kaizen <target> <note>`. One-shot append to `/praxis/thinking/kaizen/<target>.jsonl` — no editor, no follow-up questions, no

  • load-context

    Resume session from CONTEXT-llm.md. Use when resuming work, loading saved context, continuing a previous session. Triggers include "load context", "resume session", "continue where I left off".

  • meta-prompt

    Recursive meta-prompt ledger for human-guided complex tasks spanning multiple sessions. Maintains RELIANCE.md — a single-source, append-aware file carrying FINALITÉ, the RAIL session-chain, and the decision/collaboration trail across context resets. Use when: a complex task spans sessions and you wa

  • pick-harness

    Diagnose an agent FAILURE and prescribe the cheapest/earliest guardrail to add NEXT — then scaffold it ready to paste. Craft-on-the-fly, friction-driven, minimal: grow a harness to fit the real failure mode instead of designing one upfront. Sibling of /pick-model (picks the model) and /pick-workflow

  • pick-model

    Evaluate whether the CURRENT model+effort fits a task, and recommend a switch only when worth the cache cost. Use when user asks "which model", "pick model", "model for", "what effort", "is haiku enough", "Opus or Sonnet", "should I downgrade/upgrade", or when routing a non-trivial task to a tier be

  • pick-workflow

    Decide HOW work should EXECUTE — linear vs parallel fan-out, sub-agents vs teams vs dynamic Workflow, and the per-step seam — instead of defaulting to linear+single-model. Produces an execution design, does NOT run the task. Delegates the per-step model+effort call to a model-picker skill when the e

  • plan-context

    Convert an analysis just done in-session into a resumable, traceable plan file — frontmatter + dashboard + execution log + lots whose closure is a re-runnable shell command — then run the execution pass (/pick-workflow then /pick-model) so a FRESH session can orchestrate it lot by lot. Use when the

  • post-mortem

    Introspective end-of-session retrospective — the agent reflects on its OWN context (method, decisions, dead-ends, token spend, estimated API cost, lessons) and writes an honest, root-caused report ending in a reusable playbook. Use at the end of a long or complex session (30min+, multi-phase, sub-ag

  • save-context

    Save session to CONTEXT-llm.md with conversation summary. Use when saving work, checkpointing progress, preserving session state. Triggers include "save context", "save session", "checkpoint", "save my progress".

  • scratch

    Session scratch pad for parking side-thoughts during deep work without losing flow. Use when user says "scratch", "note this", "park this", "jot this down", "remember for later", or wants to capture a quick thought mid-task. Always use this skill for any /scratch command — even for simple captures —

  • background

    Run a task in the background. Use when user wants to start a long-running task without blocking, run agent tasks or shell commands asynchronously. Triggers include "background", "run in background", "async", "non-blocking".

  • create-context

    Create baseline context from .in/ folder with manifest-driven organization (run once per project). Use when bootstrapping project context, setting up .ctx/ snapshot. Triggers include "create context", "bootstrap context", "setup context", "init context".

  • deploy-surge

    Deploy static sites to Surge.sh with inventory tracking. Use when deploying, tearing down, or listing surge deployments. Triggers include "deploy to surge", "surge deploy", "teardown surge", "list deployments".

  • distill-skill

    Record an interactive Claude Code session and distill it into one or more generalized skills. Captures turns, tool calls, failures, friction, and confusion signals, then hands a structured draft to edit-tool. Use when "distill skill", "record macro", "turn this session into a skill", "extract skill

  • edit-risen-prompt

    Create or audit RISEN prompts with structure validation. Use when creating structured prompts from notes, auditing existing RISEN prompts, or improving prompt quality. Triggers include "risen prompt", "edit risen", "create risen", "audit risen", "structure prompt".

  • list-contexts

    List all CONTEXT files across code/, projects/, repos/, and vaults/ with status and metadata. Use when viewing context registry, checking saved sessions, or syncing INDEX.md. Triggers include "list contexts", "show contexts", "context registry", "sync index".

  • pin

    Pin session decisions, questions, objections, scope constraints, and corrections to a persistent board that survives context compaction. Use PROACTIVELY when: (1) user approves/rejects a recommendation, (2) user asks a clarifying question about a proposal, (3) user states a scope constraint, (4) use

  • test-skill

    Scaffold and run behavioral tests for skills. Triggers: test my-skill, add test for X, run skill test, test-skill. Generates pytest file from template + runs in Docker.

  • tldr

    Concise recap of the previous response. Use when user wants a quick summary of what just happened. Triggers include "tldr", "recap", "summarize last response", "what just happened".

  • capture

    Quick capture to GTD inbox from CLI or natural language

  • clip

    Clip a web article into the anti-library — frontmatter, TLDR in Notes, verbatim backup in Dump. Use when the user gives a URL to save, archive, or add to the anti-library / articles / PCM. Triggers: clip this, save this article, add to anti-library, archive this link.

  • focus

    Daily focus list — scan all projects, rank tasks by priority, return top 3-5 for today. Use when user says "focus", "what should I work on", "today's tasks", "daily priorities".

  • route

    Direct-to-project task routing — skip inbox when target is known. Triggers: route to project, add to project, file in.

  • triage

    Inline inbox triage — two-pass // comment flow for async Obsidian review. Triggers: process inbox, triage inbox, route inbox, process triage.

  • create-lazy

    Generate a lazy placeholder skill to capture demand signal for a future skill idea before building it. Use when user says "/create-lazy", "create lazy", "lazy skill", "stub a skill", "declare a skill idea", or wants to register a skill idea now to measure real demand. Writes lazy/skills/lazy-<name>/

  • openspec-design

    Create OpenSpec design artifacts. Use when: user wants to design a feature before tasking, run a bounded context check, produce design.md, or create C4/ER/flow diagrams for an OpenSpec change. Triggers: design, openspec-design, BC check, bounded context, design.md.

  • openspec-develop

    Implement OpenSpec change proposals. Use when: implementing approved changes, working through task lists, or checking implementation progress.

  • openspec-init

    Initialize OpenSpec in a project. Use when: user says 'init openspec', 'setup openspec', or asks to add OpenSpec to a project.

  • openspec-plan

    Create OpenSpec change proposals. Use when: user wants to plan a feature, create a proposal, or start a new OpenSpec change.

  • openspec-reflect

    Pre-gate self-check for drift detection and philosophy alignment. Use when: preparing for human gate review, checking implementation quality, or detecting scope drift.

  • openspec-replan

    Adaptive refinement for blocked or drifted changes. Use when: implementation is blocked, scope drifts >20%, or direction needs to change.

  • openspec-review

    Pre-implementation tech lead review gate for OpenSpec changes. Reviews proposal+design+tasks+tests as a whole. Use when: review change, openspec review, tech lead review, architecture review, ready to implement?, pre-implementation check, review before developing.

  • openspec-sync

    Update docs and context for OpenSpec changes. Use when: saving session state, refreshing docs after implementation, or syncing change status.

  • openspec-test

    Generic test executor for OpenSpec changes. Use when: running checkpoint verification at gates, executing test.md strategies.

  • arendt

    Hannah Arendt philosophical dialogue. Use when: /arendt, talk to Arendt, political philosophy, public realm, action, totalitarianism, banality of evil, vita activa, visibility, appearance, natality.

  • buber

    Martin Buber philosophical dialogue. Use when: /buber, talk to Buber, dialogue philosophy, I-Thou, encounter, relation, Begegnung, Hasidism, between, presence, isolation, loneliness.

  • council

    Philosopher council — parallel Delphi ensemble with curator synthesis. Use when: /council, wisdom of the crowd, ask all philosophers, ensemble, collective wisdom, philosopher council.

  • create

    Create a new philosopher persona from a historical thinker or figure. Use when: /create <name>, add philosopher, new persona, create thinker skill, historical figure dialogue.

  • dialogue

    Multi-philosopher dialogue. Use when: /dialogue, philosopher debate, cross-time philosophical discussion, Nietzsche vs Hadot, philosophers talking to each other, philosophical encounter.

  • diogenes

    Diogenes of Sinope philosophical dialogue. Use when: /diogenes, talk to Diogenes, Cynic philosophy, anti-status challenge, parrhesia, radical simplicity, confrontational philosophy.

  • encounter

    Autonomous multi-philosopher dialogue using Agent Teams. Use when: /encounter, autonomous dialogue, philosopher encounter, run philosophers, let philosophers talk.

  • epictetus
  • fukuyama
  • hadot
  • herbert
  • kusanagi
  • leto-ii
  • marcus-aurelius
  • meadows
  • montaigne
  • morin
  • musashi
  • nietzsche
  • sartre
  • spinoza
  • sunzi
  • taleb
  • weil
  • retrospect-collab
  • retrospect-domain
  • retrospect-report
  • close
  • open
  • rings
  • sync
  • brief
  • relay
  • report
  • edit-claude
  • edit-plugin
  • edit-tool
  • install-dependency
  • search-skill
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