Vasco Yudha Nodyatama Sera
Community@vaskoyudha · Indonesia, Jawa Tengah, Semarang,
CS Student @ UNNES | AI Enthusiast | Building intelligent systems for social impact 🇮🇩
Agent Skills by Vasco Yudha Nodyatama Sera
Showing 8 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
vaskoyudhawrite-editorial
Writes competitive programming editorials with progressive hints and brute-force to optimal solution progression.
vaskoyudhause-pipeline
Routes competitive programming problem generation requests to the correct pipeline skills in order.
vaskoyudhagenerate-problem
Generates competitive programming problems through a six-stage subagent pipeline with quality gates.
vaskoyudhawrite-statement
Converts an architect_spec.json blueprint into a complete competitive programming problem statement with samples and constraints.
vaskoyudhaverify-solution
Verifies competitive programming problem solvability and produces reference solutions with correctness proofs.
vaskoyudhareview-quality
Reviews competitive programming problems using adversarial Shield vs Sword analysis and scored quality criteria.
vaskoyudhagenerate-tests
Generates adversarial test suites for verified competitive programming problem solutions.
vaskoyudhadesign-blueprint
Generates structured architect_spec.json blueprints for competitive programming problems with calibrated difficulty and constraints.
Frequently Asked Questions About Vasco Yudha Nodyatama Sera
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with vaskoyudha's competitive programming skills?▼
You can design problem blueprints, write statements with input-output formats and constraints, verify solvability with reference solutions and correctness proofs, generate adversarial and stress tests, run Gate 2 quality reviews, and produce editorials with progressive hints and complexity analysis.
Who are these problem-generation skills designed for?▼
They target competitive programming problem setters, contest organizers, and educators who need to author original problems, balance problem sets by difficulty and prerequisites, and enforce quality gates before publishing problems to judges or students.
How does the problem generation pipeline run in practice?▼
Start with use-pipeline to explore intent and select skills, then design-blueprint for the concept, write-statement for the polished draft, verify-solution as Gate 1 for solvability, generate-tests for coverage, and review-quality as Gate 2 for APPROVED or REVISION decisions.
What quality controls exist before a problem is approved?▼
Two gates enforce quality: Gate 1 (verify-solution) outputs SOLVABILITY_FAILURE if the problem cannot be solved, and Gate 2 (review-quality) runs adversarial Shield vs Sword analysis to decide APPROVED or REVISION after solution and test verification.
What do the generated editorials include?▼
The write-editorial skill produces progressive hints, a brute-force to optimal solution progression, step-by-step walkthroughs, complexity analysis, alternative approaches, and common mistakes for an approved competitive programming problem.