MK27MK/no-bs-skills
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Agent skills for pragmatic programmers.
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# No-bs skills
These agent skills are meant for pragmatic programmers. I actually use them and I'm actively improving them.
## Why this repo?
- LLM answers are packed with buzzwords, and the one useful sentence is a needle in a haystack. I want the agent to do the work I assigned. The implications and the consequences are mine to reason about, until a real AGI shows up and it does me dirty.
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<img src="assets/wall-e-chair.png" width="420" alt="A human reclining in a hover chair while Wall-E does the work">
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- I don't like the shape the human-agent interaction usually takes: *human stops thinking* -> prompt -> the agent's plan (and no matter how much context engineering you do, unless you are building a calculator that plan hides serious holes) -> 500 to 1000+ lines of horrifying code.
## Which skill should I pick?
I...
- Know how to code but I'm lazy, or I want to iterate fast $\Rightarrow$ [`fill-the-gaps`](#fill-the-gaps)
- Don't know how to code **something** but I'm eager to learn $\Rightarrow$ [`add-didactic-comments`](#add-didactic-comments)