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Skills for AgentsComposable instruction sets for AI agents

Domain-specific skills that work together without conflict. Built on the SIP Framework.

Quick Example

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# Layered composition — both skills active simultaneously
/blog technical + /caveman lite
 Blogger writes technical post, caveman compresses output

# Pipeline composition — sequential
/postmortem /compress
 Postmortem generates report compress shrinks it

# Natural language
"Write a blog about the UI incident, make it terse"
 blogger (voice) + caveman (density) + postmortem (content)

Why Skills?

Traditional AI prompts are monolithic — one giant instruction set that tries to do everything. When you need multiple capabilities, they conflict.

Skills solve this by:

  1. Domain separation — each skill owns one aspect (voice, density, craft, process)
  2. Explicit composition — skills declare what they yield to
  3. Conflict resolution — SIP Framework provides precedence rules

Result: skills that compose without breaking each other.

Available Skills

SkillDomainWhat It Does
BloggerVoiceAuthentic personal-voice writing. Raw, unpolished, stream-of-consciousness.
CavemanDensityUltra-terse communication. Cuts token usage ~75%.
CompressDensityFile compression. 4 intensity levels. Preserves all meaning.
DocumenterContentComprehensive documentation. Examples, guides, API references.
HardenCraftProduction-harden code for 1M+ users. Caching, rate limiting, graceful shutdown.
MemoryProcessPersistent context engine. Daily journal rotation, manifest indexing.
ML EngineProcessTPU-first ML research. Distributed training, MoE, Pallas kernels.
PainterCraftMax pro UI/UX design. Animation, color, typography, accessibility.
PostmortemProcessBlameless incident documentation. 5 Whys, action items.
RefactorProcessRestructure messy codebases into clean, modular architecture.
ResearcherContentDeep web research. Diverse sources, cross-referencing, synthesis.
LearnContentStructured study plans, topic guides, exam prediction, and active recall.
Skill CreatorProcessMeta-skill for creating, auditing, and improving other skills.

Get Started

  1. Read the Getting Started Guide — understand the basics
  2. Learn the SIP Framework — how skills compose
  3. Explore Skills — see what's available
  4. Create Your Own — build custom skills

License

MIT — use freely, commercially or otherwise.

Released under the MIT License.