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Claude Skills by albertobarnabo
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- think-twiceForces Claude to pause before any high-cost task and ask: "Is there a cleverer, cheaper way to do this?" Triggers before heavy computation, large code generation, repetitive data writing, or any implementation that feels like hard work. Claude must run a full think-twice check — questioning the approach, the scope, and the strategy — before committing tokens to the obvious path. The goal is productive laziness: always find the shortcut if one exists, always do less if less is enough.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 51
- SurgicalForces Claude to match output scope exactly to what was requested. Triggers before adding error handling for impossible edge cases, extracting one-time abstractions into classes, writing tests that weren't asked for, refactoring surrounding code during a bug fix, or future-proofing with config options nobody requested. Does not trigger when error handling, tests, or validation are the explicit subject of the request. The best code is code you didn't write.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 51
- SurgicalForces Claude to match output scope exactly to what was requested. Triggers on any bounded coding request — "fix X", "add Y", "write a function/script that Z" — at the moment of writing each block, before adding anything the request didn't name: error handling for impossible edge cases, tests, docstrings, type annotations, CLI flags, config options, one-time abstractions, or refactors of surrounding code. Does NOT trigger when error handling, tests, or validation are the explicit subject of t...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 51
- Think TwiceForces Claude to pause before picking an implementation approach and ask: "Is there a cleverer, cheaper way?" Triggers when the request involves generating data or fixtures (lists, datasets, sample records), implementing a problem that is likely already solved by a stdlib function, package, or public API (validation, parsing, lookups, auth, date/currency/geo data), or any implementation expected to exceed ~20 lines. Does NOT trigger when the user has explicitly chosen the approach or library,...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 51
- lazy-catKeeps code changes as small as the problem allows. Use before writing or changing code, including small fixes, single functions and quick scripts, and especially before generating data, fixtures or seed records, or hand-writing something a stdlib call, package, public API or open dataset already provides (validation, parsing, auth, dates, currency, geo). Checks for that cheaper path first, then writes only what was asked: no unrequested error handling, tests, docstrings, flags, abstractions o...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 51