Skills Library

Skills are reusable instruction packages for AI agents — the open SKILL.md format, portable across a growing set of tools. When a workflow of mine proves useful, it gets abstracted into a skill so the next project (or the next person) starts further ahead. Four are published:

orchestrator — turns a large task into an execution-ready multi-agent plan: which grade of model handles which shape of work, parallel lanes with exclusive file ownership, quality gates, and prompt templates. Measured against nine real campaign plans and amended where the measurements disagreed with the doctrine. The model-selection doctrine at its heart — the Oracle × Blast matrix — is explained in The Oracle Blast.

butterfly-collector — governs iterating bug-eradication campaigns with agent fleets, adversarial verification of every finding, and hard gates only a human can pass. Adversarially reviewed (17 agents) before first use; revised mid-campaign by its own efficacy audit.

handoff — compacts a working session into a document a fresh agent can continue from cold, including a recommended model tier and effort level with reasoning. Continuity engineering, built before the industry named it.

word-vomit — converts raw, disorganized thought into structured, verifiable intent and routes it to execution, handoff, or an explicit park. Ships with fully annotated worked transcripts.

All four live here: the repository — including install notes and the provenance/privacy statement (the worked examples are sanitized exemplars from real campaigns, verified by an adversarial de-anonymization pass).