by Ben Coombs
Skills for AI-native development. /assess scores a codebase's readiness for AI agent contributors (0-8 layered contract model) and generates a Codecov-style complexity hotspot SVG plus a colour-blind-safe doc-navigability graph. /huddle runs structured multi-perspective deliberation using Six Thinking Hats with Fibonacci team sizing. /deslop detects and removes the telltale signs of AI writing from prose. /ghsync bulk-clones and keeps in sync every GitHub repo you can access across an org or personal account, for onboarding into a new enterprise. /ghreport is its read-only companion: it reuses ghsync's repo discovery to query each repo's remote state (open PRs, CI on the default branch, security alerts, branch protection) and rolls it into a terminal summary plus a timestamped markdown report of what state an org's repos are in. /skill-forge hardens a skill through judge-panel refinement rounds until it clears a 3-tier promotion gate - a prove-and-promote quality gate that ran on itself. /semantic-compress optimizes an LLM-directed document while preserving what it does, with two transforms gated on the ab-equivalence A/B harness: compress (a local core->pointer pass and an A/B-validated distill loop that produces the smallest behaviourally-equivalent version of a whole document or skill) and directive-clarity (rewrites latent-action instructions - bare negations, facts-not-actions, vague pointers - into directives that name the action, validated by a measured directness gain at zero regression). Also bundles personal workflow commands: /tm (Task Master orchestration), /issues (GitHub-issue marathon - triage open issues then run agent-ready ones to merge with Agent Teams), /fix-pr and /fix-develop (autonomous PR/branch fix loops). /tm, /issues, /fix-pr, and /fix-develop share the marathon and pr-review-merge skills for team orchestration and PR review/merge.
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