Skills
13 production-ready skills for AI agents. Each owns one domain and composes cleanly with others.
Domain Separation
Skills from different domains compose without conflict. Skills from the same domain follow precedence rules defined in the SIP Framework.
By Domain
Voice
| Skill | Description | Triggers |
|---|---|---|
| Blogger | Authentic personal-voice writing. Raw, unpolished, stream-of-consciousness prose. | /blog, "write a blog", "write like me" |
Density
| Skill | Description | Triggers |
|---|---|---|
| Caveman | Ultra-terse communication. Cuts token usage ~75%. | /caveman, "talk like caveman", "less tokens" |
| Compress | File compression. 4 intensity levels. Preserves all meaning. | /compress, "compress this", "reduce tokens" |
Craft
| Skill | Description | Triggers |
|---|---|---|
| Painter | Max pro UI/UX design with WebGPU/shader support. Animation, color, typography, GPU effects. 22+ commands. | /painter, "make it look pro", "fix the ui", "gpu effects", "particle system" |
| Harden | Production-harden code for 1M+ users. Caching, rate limiting, graceful shutdown. | "harden my code", "prepare for launch", "make it scalable" |
Process
| Skill | Description | Triggers |
|---|---|---|
| Memory | Persistent context engine. Daily journal rotation, manifest indexing, identity tracking. | Startup (mandatory), "I like X", "Here is my key" |
| ML Engine | TPU-first ML research. Distributed training, MoE, Pallas kernels. 12+ commands. | /ml, TPU mentions, distributed training |
| Postmortem | Blameless incident documentation. 5 Whys, action items. | /postmortem, "incident review", "what broke and why" |
| Refactor | Restructure messy codebases into clean, modular architecture. | "refactor my project", "clean up my code", "split this file" |
| Skill Creator | Meta-skill for creating, auditing, and improving other skills. | /create-skill, "make a skill", "turn this into a skill" |
Content
| Skill | Description | Triggers |
|---|---|---|
| Documenter | Comprehensive documentation. Examples, guides, API references. | "document this", "write docs", "create documentation" |
| Researcher | Deep web research. Diverse sources, cross-referencing, synthesis. | "research X", "find info about Y", "what's the latest on Z" |
| Learn | Structured study plans and topic guides. Exam prediction, panic mode. | "teach me X", "study plan for Y", "I'm cooked" |
Quick Comparison
| Skill | Domain | Lines | Complexity | Use When |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blogger | Voice | ~2000 | High | Personal-voice writing |
| Caveman | Density | ~200 | Low | Token efficiency |
| Compress | Density | ~600 | Medium | File compression |
| Documenter | Content | ~1400 | High | Technical docs |
| Harden | Craft | ~300 | Medium | Production readiness |
| Learn | Content | ~500 | Medium | Study guides & exams |
| Memory | Process | ~400 | Medium | Session continuity |
| ML Engine | Process | ~800 | High | ML research |
| Painter | Craft | ~1200 | High | UI/UX design |
| Postmortem | Process | ~300 | Low | Incident response |
| Refactor | Process | ~250 | Low | Code restructuring |
| Researcher | Content | ~600 | Medium | Web research |
| Skill Creator | Process | ~500 | Medium | Skill development |
Composition Examples
Terse Technical Writing
/blog technical + /caveman liteBlogger writes technical post, caveman compresses it.
Production-Ready Code
/refactor → /hardenRefactor establishes structure, harden adds production patterns.
Comprehensive Docs
/documenter + /researcherResearcher gathers context, documenter structures it into docs.
Incident Response
/postmortem → /compressPostmortem generates report, compress shrinks it for storage.
ML Research
/ml-engine + /researcherResearcher finds prior work, ml-engine implements experiments.
Getting Started
- Pick a skill — start with one that matches your immediate need
- Read its docs — understand commands, options, boundaries
- Try it solo — use it alone first to understand its behavior
- Compose gradually — add other skills one at a time
- Check domains — ensure skills don't conflict (different domains = safe)
Next Steps
- Getting Started — basics of using skills
- SIP Framework — how skills compose
- Creating Skills — build your own