A small collection of portable agent skills.
These skills are meant to stay compact, composable, and easy to adapt. Each skill should do one useful thing, keep its core workflow in SKILL.md, and move only optional supporting material into references/.
Run a real multi-subagent panel review on the current artifact.
Single-agent reviews collapse into one voice. gosu-review keeps independent reviewer notes visible before synthesis.
Use it when you want multiple context-specific experts to review code, a plan, a skill, a document, a decision, or repository state.
/gosu-review
/gosu-review skills/review/gosu-review/SKILL.md
/gosu-review "review this product launch plan"
Source:
skills/review/gosu-review/SKILL.mdskills/review/gosu-review/references/personas.mdskills/review/gosu-review/references/synthesis.md
These are intentionally not included here because they are heavier workflows rather than small drop-in skills.
- dev-backlog — keeps GitHub Issues as the source of truth while adding local sprint files as the execution hub for humans, Claude Code, and Codex.
- dev-relay — runs a repeatable plan -> dispatch -> review loop where an executor works in an isolated worktree and an independent reviewer checks the PR before merge.
- CraftKit — file-first toolkit for authoring, critiquing, tuning, surveying, and carrying forward prompts and coding-agent skills.
Copy or symlink the desired skill directory into your agent's configured skills directory.
For example, to install gosu-review:
ln -s "$PWD/skills/review/gosu-review" ~/.agents/skills/gosu-reviewAdjust the destination for your runtime. Codex and Claude Code may use different skills directories depending on local setup.
skills/
review/
gosu-review/
SKILL.md
references/
- Keep each skill small enough to read quickly.
- Prefer strong workflow rules over long explanations.
- Use references only for optional seeds, examples, or checklists.
- Avoid pretending to use tools that are unavailable.