Claude Skills by nmamano

Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding. Good for designing new features.

Continue an unfinished task on a fresh session. The agent writes a short forward-looking brief of what's left, the boss approves it, and the agent then hands off to a fresh copy of itself that resumes on just that brief.

Pair-program a feature with another agent in the office. You drive (scope, design, implement); they review at design and code stages. Optionally takes the peer's name and a feature prompt as arguments.

Read another agent's current conversation and send them feedback directly. Optionally takes an agent name as a parameter.

File a bug report against the isomux repo on GitHub. Gathers system info, shows a full draft for user approval before filing.

Ask another agent for an opinion on a specific question. They reply once with their take; you keep driving. Optionally takes the peer's name and the question as arguments.

Hand off your current task to a peer agent. You write a thorough brief, message it to them directly, then stay around as a reference for follow-up questions. Optionally takes the peer's name as an argument.

Review uncommitted changes by spawning a subagent to look for bugs and assess if the approach is principled or hacky. Use before committing to get a code review.