Skills
Skills you can actually use
A mix of skills I've published and skills by others that I lean on every day. Open any of them on skills.sh and put it to work.
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Cognitive Load Minimization
Most interfaces quietly make people think too hard. This skill finds every place that happens across your pages, dashboards, flows, navigation and copy, then strips it away so users get it instantly and convert without friction.
Example usage: “Audit my pricing page and cut the cognitive load so visitors decide faster.”
Be More Sure
Turn “I think it works” into “I watched it work.” Before any merge it stress-drives your change through a real dev environment end-to-end, walks every edge case, and fixes what it finds, so “done” is a fact you earned, not a hope you shipped.
Example usage: “I think this fix is ready. Be more sure before I merge.”
Recommended skills created by others
Brainstorming
by obra · Superpowers
Stops you from building the wrong thing. It interviews you one question at a time, turns a fuzzy idea into a concrete, validated design, and only hands off to code once you've approved it.
Example usage: “Let's brainstorm before I build the billing flow.”
Grill Me
by Matt Pocock
A ruthless thinking partner for plans. It walks your decision tree branch by branch and pressure-tests every assumption until nothing important is left implicit.
Example usage: “Grill me on this architecture before I commit to it.”