What problem does it solve? Writing effective agent skills is hard because untested documentation often fails under real-world pressure, and authors cannot know if a skill actually changes agent behavior without watching agents fail without it first. ## Core Features & Use Cases - TDD-Based Skill Authoring: Applies the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle to documentation by running baseline pressure scenarios with subagents before writing any skill content. - Skill Discovery Optimization: Provides rules for writing descriptions, names, and keywords so future agents can find the skill when they need it. - Rationalization Bulletproofing: Supplies rationalization tables, red flag lists, and persuasion principles to close loopholes agents exploit under time, sunk-cost, or authority pressure. - Use Case: When creating a new discipline-enforcing skill like a testing requirement, run pressure scenarios with subagents first, document their exact excuses, then write the minimal skill that counters those specific rationalizations. ## Quick Start Use the writing-skills skill to create a new agent skill following the test-driven development process with baseline pressure scenario testing.
