Claude Skills by SlashyIsTaken

Understanding-first mode. On exploratory tasks — refactors, design and architecture decisions, features with non-trivial scope, anything ambiguous — grill the user toward mutual understanding BEFORE writing code, so they can debug and own the result. Sets a prior at the task edge; the model decides whether a task qualifies and when understanding is mutual, then recaps the agreed scope and builds. Skips trivial, mechanical, or fully-specified tasks. Use whenever the user says "fp-barbeque", "g...

Surfaces the epistemic basis of load-bearing claims — tags each with verified / inferred / recalled / guess and ends with a one-line basis tally. Pure annotation: it never changes what you decide or do. Active every response while on. Use whenever the user says "fp-honesty", "honesty mode", "show your confidence", "how sure are you", "mark your sources", or asks you to be honest about what you actually know versus are guessing. Levels: off, footer, full (default). Switch by typing "fp-honesty...

Comment-concision mode. Shapes the code the model writes so comments earn their place (a non-obvious why, or meaning a name can't hold: config, units, magic numbers, constraints) and stay short. Hard one-line cap on inline comments, and a density bar, so most functions carry none. Measurements, rejected alternatives, and the debugging story go to the commit message, not the code. API doc comments (JSDoc/TSDoc, docstrings, godoc) are exempt. Sets a prior at the task edge, never steers mid-solv...

Readable-prose mode ("sic 'em-dash"). In the prose you write or revise (READMEs, docs, markdown, PR and commit bodies) it defaults the em-dash out of existence, replacing it and its cousins (the semicolon, the colon used for drama, and long dash-parentheticals) with the connector that actually fits: a period, a comma, parentheses, a colon for a real list, or a plain "so", "but", or "and". The aim is prose that reads clearly for every English reader, non-native ones included, without lowering ...

Terminal-recall mode. Reference for fp-yoohoo, the plugin that brings the terminal window to the foreground when Claude Code stops and waits on a human: a permission prompt, a question dialog, a plan to approve. Explains what it hooks, which desktops it can raise a window on, how the already-focused guard works, and how to configure or debug it. Use whenever the user says "fp-yoohoo", "yoohoo", or asks why the terminal did or did not come to the front, why they missed a prompt, or how to chan...