Claude Skills by backchainai

Use when weighing ethical implications, assessing stakeholder impact, evaluating responsible AI practices, or considering long-term consequences. Analyze decisions through an ethical lens — evaluate who benefits and who bears risk, assess reputation trajectory, and apply moral frameworks.

Use when assessing feasibility, building an implementation plan, estimating timelines, or planning resource allocation. Analyze decisions through an operational lens — map resource requirements, identify critical path dependencies, and calculate burn rates.

Use when red-teaming ideas, stress-testing strategies, playing devil's advocate, or doing a reality check on plans. Analyze decisions through a skeptical lens — demand quantifiable proof, calculate failure probabilities, and expose hidden assumptions.

Use when brainstorming possibilities, challenging assumptions, exploring transformative strategies, or thinking 10x instead of 10%. Analyze decisions through a visionary lens — challenge constraints, identify moonshot opportunities, ask 'what if', and reframe problems as blue-sky opportunities.

Use when you need comprehensive, multi-perspective analysis of a decision or idea — a full Team of Rivals assessment. Runs all four advisors independently (visionary, skeptic, operator, ethicist), then synthesizes their insights into a unified recommendation with areas of agreement, disagreement, and a risk-adjusted verdict.

Produce a concise orientation briefing for session start or context recovery. Aggregate signals from multiple sources into a single scannable summary so the user can quickly re-orient. Read-only. Reads issue-tracker state and git history; never writes, never modifies state.

Audit knowledge directories and Claude Code auto memory for stale, misplaced, or duplicated content. Produce an editable plan file the user reviews, then execute approved actions. Designed to **complement**, not replace, native auto-memory: this skill never modifies `MEMORY.md` directly and never deletes auto-memory entries — it focuses on graduation (promoting stable entries to permanent rules) and on knowledge directories outside auto-memory's scope.

Manage ephemeral `.memory/` directories for persisting structured conversation state across multi-day Claude Code sessions. Three commands cover the full lifecycle: | Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | `/engram:working checkpoint` | Create or update `.memory/` with current conversation state | | `/engram:working promote` | Move `.memory/` artifacts to permanent knowledge locations | | `/engram:working cleanup` | Delete promoted content, preserve the directory | The skill is invoked a...

Produce an interactive HTML brief when the operator needs to read, decide, or discuss before acting. Use it as the default for plans, specs, design explorations, comparison tables, option lists, annotated reviews, and recommendations. Use it instead of a markdown plan in chat, an ExitPlanMode plan, or a comparison in prose, even when the user does not say HTML. Triggers include "give me a plan", "what are the options", "compare X vs Y", "help me decide", "what's your recommendation", "draft a...

Audit written content for AI-slop and LLM-generation tells, then return a senior-reviewer report with verdict, attributable findings, authenticity fixes, and a human rewrite. Use whenever the user asks to check if writing sounds AI-generated, reads like LLM slop, needs a voice review, needs an authenticity audit, or whenever reviewing applicant submissions, marketing copy, blog drafts, bios, resumes, or any published prose to confirm it reads as human-written. Also trigger on phrases like 'do...

Routes one document to its Diataxis mode (tutorial, how-to guide, reference, explanation), drafts or edits it under that mode's constraints, and checks its markdown form against CommonMark 0.31.2. Use when: writing or generating documentation, deciding where a doc belongs, moving or reorganizing docs, splitting a document serving two audiences, reviewing docs for mode contamination, checking markdown form. Trigger phrases: what kind of doc is this, where does this doc belong, split this docum...