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Use when creating custom spinner verb themes, especially when applying --parody (Claude Code parody) or --cynic (pessimistic) modifiers to themed phrases
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This skill should be used when the user asks to "define acceptance criteria", "what are the success criteria", "set quality gates", "establish acceptance tests", "define what success looks like", or needs to specify pre-declared success criteria before code execution begins.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "show audit trail", "why did we make this decision", "what happened after this", "trace this decision", "show decision history", "search audit log", or needs to understand the decision history and rationale behind code changes verified through coherence check.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "check this code", "validate this", "verify this implementation", "is this correct", "review this code", "check for errors", "multi-agent verification", or mentions production-critical code, financial calculations, security implementations, or high-stakes operations. Provides comprehensive multi-agent verification workflow with specialized critic agents.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "review the plan", "check the execution plan", "validate this plan", "is this plan good", or automatically after the planner agent creates an execution plan. Validates plans for completeness, clarity, measurability, and proper acceptance criteria before execution begins.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "verify critic independence", "check for overlapping failures", "validate swiss cheese model", "are the critics independent", "measure orthogonality", or needs to verify that multiple critic layers have misaligned failure modes as required by the swiss cheese model.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "use backward design", "create curriculum using UbD", "design learning outcomes first", "start with desired results", "plan assessments before activities", "design assessments first", "create outcomes-based curriculum", or references Understanding by Design framework. Also applies when user mentions aligning outcomes with assessments or avoiding activity-first planning. Provides comprehensive guidance on applying backward design methodology to create effective curricula for 1-2 day intensive workshops.
| name | theme-creation |
| description | Use when creating custom spinner verb themes, especially when applying --parody (Claude Code parody) or --cynic (pessimistic) modifiers to themed phrases |
Guide for creating effective, entertaining spinner verb themes with optional humor modifiers.
Spinner verbs are status messages displayed while Claude Code works. They appear randomly from a flat array of strings. Good spinner verbs are:
For any theme, identify:
Create a mix of:
See references/claude-code-terms.md for --parody mode vocabulary.
See references/cynic-patterns.md for --cynic mode patterns.
Transform phrases by incorporating AI/LLM/Claude Code references:
| Original | With --parody |
|---|---|
| "Beam me up" | "Beam me up, the context window is full" |
| "Engage!" | "Spawning sub-agent. Engage!" |
| "He's dead, Jim" | "The sub-agent is dead, Jim" |
| "I have spoken" | "I have spoken... to the MCP server" |
| "Winter is coming" | "Winter is coming... along with more tokens" |
Key substitutions:
Transform phrases by adding world-weary, Murphy's Law humor:
| Original | With --cynic |
|---|---|
| "Engage!" | "Engaging... reluctantly" |
| "This is the way" | "This is the way... unfortunately" |
| "I shall return" | "I shall return... to fix this again" |
| "Winter is coming" | "Winter is coming... along with more bugs" |
| "Measuring GFA" | "Measuring GFA for the third time (sigh)" |
Cynic patterns:
When both modifiers are used:
Merge mode: Include phrases from both styles separately (40-50 total)
Combine mode: Each phrase has BOTH tech parody AND cynicism:
Before finalizing a theme:
