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Repository-level view of 91 collected skills across 6 GitHub repositories.

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Nov 6, 2026
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clarify
unclassified

Clarifies purpose, constraints, and success criteria by building an exhaustive question search space, showing angle groupings and question counts for the user to pick, asking those groupings, suggesting any still unanswered, then submitting a plan for review…

Nov 6, 2026
safeguard
unclassified

REQUIRED before any non-trivial feature, build, or refactor: invoke this skill as your first action before code, scaffolding, plans, or exploratory edits. User and project gate rules mandate this. Interviews the user on company necessity, what/why, codebase…

Nov 6, 2026
cognitive-fitness
unclassified

Coach instead of replacing the user's thinking when a request delegates difficult reasoning, problem-solving, or creativity; asks for writing for human readers (not agent-only content); or uses broad summaries in place of reading substantive sources. Honor…

Oct 29, 2026
incentive-check
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Research a person's current financial and nonfinancial incentives related to a specific statement, then use Jev to estimate whether each incentive exists and whether accepting the statement would advance it. Use on /incentive-check or when asked who benefits…

Oct 29, 2026
jev-knowledge-check
unclassified

On /jev-knowledge-check, assess whether explored evidence suffices for a reliable answer.

Oct 29, 2026
lock
unclassified

Keep one focused task in its owning chat using a persistent personal AgentMemory lock. Use on /lock, /lock unlock, requests to unlock, the shared chat-start focus check, and automatic entry from learn, mentor, socratic-teacher, coherent, or grilling.

Oct 29, 2026
novelty-search
unclassified

Assess CS research novelty using cspapers.org and Consensus MCP, with contribution-level and overall Jev probabilities through dissenter.

Oct 29, 2026
obsidian-excalidraw-cli
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Create, inspect, edit, export, or test Obsidian Excalidraw drawings through the local Obsidian CLI, including timeout and BUSY recovery.

Oct 29, 2026
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clean
unclassified

Review code for clean naming conventions — descriptive, intention-revealing names. Use when the user invokes /clean or asks for a clean code naming review.

Oct 29, 2026
ddd
unclassified

Review code against Domain-Driven Design aggregate rules. Use when the user invokes /ddd or asks for a DDD aggregate review.

Oct 29, 2026
investigate-first
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Diagnose ambiguous failures before editing. Use for unknown causes, intermittent behavior, performance regressions, or investigations needing evidence-ranked hypotheses.

Oct 29, 2026
lean-build
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Build feature work with high overbuilding risk. Use for new behavior, product slices, or integrations where repository reuse, strict scope, and an explicit stop condition matter.

Oct 29, 2026
maintenance-burden
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Estimate human-only maintenance labor for a codebase, existing feature, or proposed feature. Use for upkeep budgeting, feature maintenance tradeoffs, or finding labor-saving simplifications with concrete before/after changes.

Oct 29, 2026
migration
unclassified

Implement reversible compatibility-safe transitions. Use for schema, data, API, protocol, configuration, or dependency migrations requiring rollback and preservation proof.

Oct 29, 2026
oop
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Review code against principles from Elegant Objects by Yegor Bugayenko. Use when the user invokes /oop or asks for an elegant objects review.

Oct 29, 2026
pattern-gate
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When preparing a Plannotator plan or build prompt for code that adds structure, an API, a dependency, or control flow, include the pattern list in that artifact before review. Also use on /pattern-gate, for user-supplied code, or when a new pattern is needed.

Oct 29, 2026
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Devin Ersoy
Devin Ersoy
@devinersoy496
Skill release postClarify requirements
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Devin introduces Scope Creep, which separates competing ideas, helps choose one current focus and sorts the rest into later, discard or done. Its source workflow also calls related Skills for idea extraction and a challenge to the focus choice.