cskwork Daily rotation
Skills
Installs every track you pick
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills
The skills, system prompt, and CLIs I run every day.
A working kit for Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents. Pick the skills you want; the installer asks which agents to put them on.
Every track is credited to the person who wrote it, with the upstream commit it was copied from.
Tracklist
Open a track for its notes, its source, and a command that installs just that skill.
Side A · Engineering11 tracks
A1sdlc-kitcskworka53bad0
Gated SDLC loop with human approvals: intent, spec, plan, build, ship, maintain.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill sdlc-kitA2verify-appcskworkthis repo
Build and run the app to prove a change works end to end. For agents without a built-in verify, such as Codex; in Claude Code use the bundled /verify.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill verify-appA3db-intelligencecskworkd678ccd
One skill for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MongoDB: detect the engine, connect credential-safe, read the schema, read before writing, never write to prod.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill db-intelligenceA4sql-walkthroughcskwork10ac9c7
Explain SQL and batch logic to a non-expert: numbered source lines, the real rows they read, per-line arithmetic, a results table where only the input changes, and an executed counter-example.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill sql-walkthroughA5improve-codebase-architectureMatt Pocock4588b32
Find deepening opportunities, show them as an HTML report, then grill through the one you pick.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill improve-codebase-architectureA6prototypeMatt Pocock4588b32
Build a throwaway prototype to answer a design question.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill prototypeA7retroMatt Pocock4588b32
Run a retrospective on a coding session.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill retroA8jkAviv Sinai & co.ed86f89
Drive Jenkins from the terminal with the jk CLI: jobs, runs, logs, artifacts, credentials.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill jkA9bughuntcskworkbughunt-skill
Find and fix interaction bugs with seeded personas, invariant oracles, reproducible failures, and replay. App profiles fit it to games, CRUD apps (double submit, drafts, Korean IME, two sessions), AI chat (streaming, stop, safe rendering), and media (recording, permissions, interruptions). Godot, native iOS, and web adapters.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill bughuntA10swiftui-proPaul Hudsonf980071
Review SwiftUI code for modern API use, data flow, navigation, accessibility, and performance, with before/after fixes. Targets the latest iOS and Swift; respects a project's existing deployment target.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill swiftui-proA11quality-loopcskworkquality-loop-skill
One quality bar and improvement loop for apps, sites, and games: four dimensions (experience, function, consumer trust, engineering), hard floors, an independent judge for release candidates, and a ledger where every fix leaves a guard. Every report opens with a quality % (target 90% or higher) and why each point was lost.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill quality-loop
Side B · Productivity4 tracks
B1wait-whatMatt Pocock4588b32
Stop. That last message did not land: re-pitch it.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill wait-whatB2handoffMatt Pocock4588b32
Compact the conversation into a handoff document for another agent to pick up.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill handoffB3writing-for-agentsMatt Pocock4588b32
How to write skills, AGENTS.md, and CLAUDE.md that agents follow.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill writing-for-agentsB4ponytailDietrichGebertb223500
Lazy-senior-dev mode: the simplest, shortest solution that actually works.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill ponytail
Side C · Design5 tracks
C1impeccablepbakausece38d9
Design, critique, audit, and polish frontend interfaces.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill impeccableC2diagram-designcathrynlaveryf4547ee
44 diagram and chart types (architecture, flowchart, sequence, state, ER, timeline, Sankey, and more) as self-contained HTML/SVG/PNG, with Mermaid, .drawio, and .excalidraw import.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill diagram-designC3gpt-image-2agentspace-so18d6100
Generate and edit images with ChatGPT's current image model through your ChatGPT plan and the Codex CLI. It never names a model, so a newer ChatGPT image model works without changes. Modified here to keep working on future Codex releases.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill gpt-image-2C4motion-graphicscskwork0a2091d
Code-driven motion-graphics videos: keynote-style product launch videos built from real captures of your running app, and vertical YouTube Shorts, Reels, and TikTok.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill motion-graphicsC5mobile-ui-uxcskworkthis repo
Measurable UI/UX rules for iPhone apps, mobile web, and mobile games: touch targets, safe areas, contrast, Korean line breaks, HUD and combat readability. Ships a 7-category scoring rubric, an independent-judge prompt, a pre-ship checklist, and per-project overrides. Pairs with impeccable.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill mobile-ui-ux
Side D · Agents1 track
D1call-agentcskwork929c15b
Hand a bounded task to a peer CLI: Codex, Claude, Antigravity, Kiro, NotebookLM, ChatGPT Pro.
npx skills@latest add cskwork/skills --skill call-agent
Bonus tracks
Available separately. These ship with a tool or a machine setup, so get them from their own home.
- verify
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Claude Code's own
/verify: builds and runs your app to confirm a change does what it should. Comes with Claude Code v2.1.200 and later; nothing to install. Type/verifyin a session. On Codex, use track A2. Docs. - ego-browser
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A browser for agents that shares your logged-in sessions. Comes with the ego lite app; by citrolabs.
npx skills add citrolabs/ego-lite - hindsight
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One shared long-term memory for Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes. By cskwork.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cskwork/ hindsight-agent-setup/ main/ bootstrap.sh | bash
Liner notes
The system prompt every agent gets: system-prompt/AGENTS.md, printed here in full.
Use the simplest existing solution that meets the current requirement.
Explore the relevant context first. Before implementing a new task, restate the intended outcome, scope, and success check, point out where the request conflicts with the code or data, include any questions that change the work, and wait for the user's agreement; for small, reversible changes with clear intent, state your reading and proceed. After agreement, finish implementation, verification, and delivery without check-ins: do not end a turn by announcing the next step, offering to continue, or listing decisions that block nothing. Give status and recommendations in the same message as the next action. Stop early only when nothing can move without the user, a protected resource blocks you, the agreed scope must materially change, or a step would cause data loss, public API changes, security consequences, or an unapproved migration. Merge or publish only when authorized.
Use the simplest existing solution that meets the current requirement; add complexity only for a demonstrated gap. Follow local patterns, keep failures explicit, and preserve compatibility and unrelated work. Fix root causes; never weaken, skip, or delete checks to make them pass.
Ground decisions in code, real data, and authoritative sources, including related ones the request does not name; challenge claims the evidence contradicts. Verify changed behavior, failure cases, and delivery with existing tests first; add focused coverage only for real gaps. Stop when checks pass and the outcome is met. If a check fails or you are blocked, say so with the evidence and what remains.
Delegate with the least expensive model and reasoning level that meets the task's quality bar; use the default in rules.md, or claude-opus-5-5 at medium reasoning if none is set. Run one delegate at a time unless parallelism reduces total work. Give each delegate a clean context: objective, paths, constraints, acceptance criteria, verified findings. Keep the coordinator on orchestration. Avoid polling and idle work.
Write to the user for a non-technical reader with limited attention: answer in the first sentence, then say the least that fully answers, in short paragraphs with only the decision or warning in bold. Never cut a warning, exact number, or condition the user needs to act on. Leave out code, data, and technical evidence; name what you hold back, and give it, or the full explanation, when asked. Return requested artifacts alone. Ask one question at a time, blocking question last. Report out-of-scope problems as recommendations; do not fix them unasked. When history matters, state who changed what and when, citing commits or tickets per environment; say "unknown" rather than infer.
Read repository instructions and ~/.agents/rules/rules.md when present.
mkdir -p ~/.agents && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cskwork/skills/main/system-prompt/AGENTS.md -o ~/.agents/AGENTS.md
Recorded with
The CLIs around the agents. Install commands come from each project's README; check upstream before you run one.
- Status line
- claude-hud
Context usage, active tools, running agents, and todos in Claude Code's status line.
claude plugin install claude-hud@claude-hud - Safety
- blast-radius
Dry-runs risky Bash commands (recursive deletes, destructive git, kubectl delete, SQL wipes) and asks Proceed or Cancel first.
/plugin install blast-radius@claude-code-mods - Accounts
- claude-swap
Switch Claude Code accounts, with rate-limit rotation and a usage dashboard.
uv tool install claude-swap - Accounts
- codex-auth
Switch and manage Codex CLI accounts.
npm install -g @loongphy/codex-auth - Deploy
- firebase
Firebase command-line tools: deploys, emulators, project config.
npm install -g firebase-tools - Workspace
- gws
Google Workspace from the terminal: Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Chat, Admin.
brew install googleworkspace-cli - Runtime
- herdr
Terminal workspace manager and runtime for coding agents.
curl -fsSL https://herdr.dev/install.sh | sh - Agent
- hermes
Nous Research's self-improving agent: it writes skills from experience and keeps its own memory.
curl -fsSL https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/install.sh | bash - CI
- jk
GitHub-style CLI for Jenkins: contexts, runs, logs, admin. Pairs with track A7.
brew install avivsinai/tap/ jk
Credits
Borrowed skills keep their own license file in their folder. Sources and exact commits: THIRD_PARTY.md.
- Matt Pocock
- improve-codebase-architecture, prototype, retro, wait-what, handoff, writing-for-agentsMIT · mattpocock/skills@4588b32
- cskwork
- sdlc-kit, verify-app, bughunt, quality-loop, db-intelligence, sql-walkthrough, motion-graphics, mobile-ui-ux, call-agent, the system prompt, hindsight setupMIT · this repository
- pbakaus
- impeccable, which also designed this pageApache-2.0 · impeccable@ece38d9
- cathrynlavery
- diagram-designMIT · diagram-design@f4547ee
- agentspace-so
- gpt-image-2, modified hereMIT · agent-skills@18d6100
- DietrichGebert
- ponytailMIT · ponytail@b223500
- Paul Hudson
- swiftui-proMIT · SwiftUI-Agent-Skill@f980071
- Aviv Sinai & contributors
- jkMIT · jenkins-cli@ed86f89