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mistakenot-skills

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/plugin marketplace add mistakenot/skills
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Last Crawled

July 5, 2026

Plugins

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planning-workflow

End-to-end AI-agent task delivery: requirements, solution, plan, review, execute, and ship features through a structured plan-to-merge workflow.

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ideation

Structured ideation: generate high-impact feature ideas and run synthetic user-research simulations to decide what to build next.

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maintenance

Documentation maintenance: keep READMEs and docs in sync with the current state of the code.

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handoff

Machine-local handoff stack: push and pull short text notes between agent sessions using a JSONL store.

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exploration

De-risk ideas before building: run exploratory tech spikes that validate assumptions and stress-test approaches.

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rich-docs

Author rich single-file HTML docs — designs, plans, proposals, reports — with tabs, mermaid diagrams, code, file trees, and inline comment threads.

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reflection

Reflection loop: mine learnings into a diary, and observe→refine→search reusable task rules.

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assurance

Design end-to-end assurance and testing strategies for autonomous agent-built software.

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research

External-research skills: track open-source repos and mine their updates into a ranked backlog of ideas to borrow.

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domain-modelling

Build and maintain a project's ubiquitous language: a DDD glossary of canonical domain terms, kept in sync with the code.

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grill-me

Relentlessly interrogate a plan, design, or decision to surface assumptions and edge cases, recording the outcomes as numbered ADRs.

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eval-engineer

Build, run, validate, and manage A/B evals for skills in this repo: replay real tasks, compare skill versions on cost and quality, and validate the eval before trusting it.