lnittman-skills

This skill should be used for thorough AI review via Codex CLI (gpt-5.2-max). Triggers include architectural decisions, blocking issues, final review before done, or when consult-light escalates due to low confidence.

This skill should be used for fast AI consultation via cursor-agent. Triggers include context synthesis, progress tracking, pre-flight checks, or when the loop needs quick reasoning before escalating to consult-deep.

This skill should be used when creating or refactoring Claude Code skills, guiding an interactive questionnaire, selecting an archetype (workflow/tool/domain), scaffolding from templates, and validating the result.

This skill should be used when TODO: specify the domain knowledge or organization context this skill provides and when it should be invoked.

This skill should be used when TODO: describe the tool/file/API this skill handles and the situations that should trigger it.

This skill should be used when TODO: describe the sequential workflow this skill orchestrates and the triggers that should activate it.

This skill should be used when orchestrating rich human-in-the-loop question flows, building layered AskUserQuestion calls that respond to context (codebase, CLI tools, prior answers). Triggers include "ask me questions", "help me think through", "what should we consider", or complex tasks benefiting from interactive clarification.

This skill should be used when building UI components, adding animations, or reviewing design decisions with Emil Kowalski's design philosophy. Triggers include "make it feel Linear", "emil style", "tasteful animation", or when designing interactive components that need craft and restraint.

This skill should be used when generating structured metaprompts for repeatable tasks. Triggers include "create a metaprompt for X", "generate a review prompt", "make a prompt template", or when building prompts for cursor-agent, Codex, or other AI tools.

This skill should be used for periodic review of all Claude Code skills. Triggers include "audit my skills", "which skills need work", "skill inventory", or when starting a skill improvement session. Identifies staleness, gaps, redundancy, and prioritizes improvements.

This skill should be used when orchestrating multiple skills together for complex workflows. Triggers include "chain these skills", "use X then Y skill", "multi-skill workflow", or when a task requires capabilities from several skills. Handles skill sequencing, data flow, and aggregated validation.

This skill should be used when improving existing Claude Code skills. Triggers include "improve this skill", "skill feels shallow", "upgrade skill", or when self-evaluating skill quality. Codifies the self-eval → research → rewrite → validate pattern.