thinking-patterns

Provides structured reasoning patterns that produce visible, auditable output. Use when the user asks to "think through", "reason about", "work through", "show your thinking", or wants step-by-step reasoning. Also invoked with /thinking or /thinking <pattern>.

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Repositorio: bnadlerjr/dotfiles
Última actividad en el origen: 1 de febrero de 2026 a las 00:58
Idioma detectado de SKILL.md: inglés
Estrellas: 5
Forks: 1

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Authors, audits, and refines Agent Skills — SKILL.md files, frontmatter, progressive disclosure, and bundled scripts, references, and assets. Use when creating a new skill, improving or auditing an existing one, fixing skill frontmatter, deciding how to structure a skill's files, or checking a skill against the Agent Skills specification. Applies even when the user says only "make a skill", "write a SKILL.md", or names a skills directory without mentioning the spec.

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writing-for-humans

Post-processing rewrite skill that transforms dense LLM-generated documentation into scannable, concise, human-readable text. Covers vocabulary tics, structural anti-patterns, BLUF rewriting, and word-level editing. Use when other skills need to produce user-facing prose: READMEs, guides, tutorials, or commit messages. Loaded by other skills as a post-processing step — not a standalone command.

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using-docket

Operate docket.exs, Bob's personal work-item tracker CLI, on the user's behalf: create work items, move them through their state machine, list and show items, block/unblock, link items to Jira/Linear ticket keys, render the workflow map, and report dwell-time and cycle-time stats. Use on explicit request about the docket or personal work items — "what's on my docket", "add a work item", "move #3 to doing", "why is #5 blocked", "block #2 waiting on review", "docket stats", "show item 7", "list my items", "link #3 to INS-451", "move INS-451 to review", "what ticket is #3 tied to", "show my workflow map", "where is everything in the pipeline". Usage only: running commands and interpreting output. Does NOT author or edit machine definitions (machines/*.mmd) or the docket.exs source.

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name	thinking-patterns
description	Provides structured reasoning patterns that produce visible, auditable output. Use when the user asks to "think through", "reason about", "work through", "show your thinking", or wants step-by-step reasoning. Also invoked with /thinking or /thinking <pattern>.