Shaul Khayyat
Community@SYKhayyat
I am a nerd who just loves learning about the wonderful world of computers, languages, and programming. I am hard at work harnessing that power.
Agent Skills by Shaul Khayyat
Showing 2 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
dilbert
Generates plain-language walkthrough documents explaining pull requests, branches, and diffs for non-technical readers.
lamdan
Critiques software design decisions across architecture, artifact choice, and implementation through full-codebase sweeps.
Frequently Asked Questions About Shaul Khayyat
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with SYKhayyat's skills?▼
Two tasks: dilbert explains pull requests, branches, commit ranges, or uncommitted diffs in plain language with quoted code and defined terms; lamdan critiques whether software should exist, whether its architecture is right, and whether the implementation fits, sweeping the whole codebase region by region.
Who should use the dilbert and lamdan skills?▼
Dilbert suits developers preparing PR walkthroughs for non-technical colleagues or reviewers needing full context. Lamdan suits engineers and technical leads who want an adversarial design review before building something new or modifying existing code.
How do I invoke these skills in practice?▼
Ask to explain, walk through, or break down a PR, say "explain PR N", or invoke /dilbert for explanations. Invoke lamdan before building something or on code you are about to change to get a three-part design challenge.
What permissions and dependencies do these skills require?▼
Both skills declare the same allowed capabilities: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, Agent, and Write. They need access to your repository so they can read diffs, search code, and sweep the codebase region by region.
Does lamdan review code for bugs?▼
No. Lamdan explicitly does not hunt bugs; it argues about whether the code should exist and whether this is the right way to build it, answering three questions: right software, right architecture, right implementation. It concedes to evidence, not pushback.