What problem does it solve? Writing agent skills without testing them leads to documentation that agents ignore, misinterpret, or rationalize away under pressure. This Skill applies test-driven development (RED-GREEN-REFACTOR) to skill authoring so every skill is verified against real agent behavior before deployment. ## Core Features & Use Cases - TDD-Based Skill Authoring: Run baseline pressure scenarios with subagents (RED), write the minimal skill addressing observed failures (GREEN), then close rationalization loopholes (REFACTOR). - Discovery Optimization (CSO): Guidelines for writing descriptions, keywords, and names so future agents actually find and load the skill, including the rule that descriptions must state only triggering conditions, never workflow summaries. - Pressure Testing Methodology: Reference material on building multi-pressure scenarios (time, sunk cost, authority, exhaustion) and persuasion principles grounded in published research. - Use Case: You want to add a new discipline-enforcing skill (e.g., mandatory code review) to your agent library. Use this Skill to first watch a subagent violate the rule without the skill, then author and bulletproof the skill until the agent complies under maximum pressure. ## Quick Start Use the writing-skills skill to create a new agent skill for my preferred code review workflow, testing it with subagent pressure scenarios before deployment.