A collection of agent skills I use in real work.
Built around a few simple defaults: inspect context first, preserve intent, make invocation behavior deliberate, and keep skills small enough to compose.
npx skills add crimx/skillsThese skills run only when called by name.
Pressure-test an idea before implementation. grill-me acts like a senior collaborator: it inspects the available context, exposes weak assumptions, focuses discussion on decisions that can materially change the outcome, and pushes back on risky or needlessly complicated directions.
It asks one high-leverage question at a time and ends with a concise record of decisions, assumptions, risks, rejected options, and the recommended next step. It deliberately stays out of implementation during the grill phase.
/grill-me We should rewrite the app in Rust.
Align a draft with an existing editorial style while preserving its meaning. x-ray resolves the most relevant style source, derives a working style profile, and examines the writing at sentence, paragraph, and full-draft level.
The target can be a style guide, a reference corpus, a publication or brand, or another explicitly invoked style skill. This makes x-ray useful as a general editing engine that can be paired with project-specific voices.
/x-ray this draft using the style in content/blog/.
/x-ray this draft using /brand-style.
These skills may activate automatically when a request matches their scope.
Keep copy direct, concrete, and grounded. copywriting avoids forced contrasts, meta-narration, assumed user journeys, vague positioning language, unsupported claims, and unnecessary repetition.
It applies automatically when drafting or revising copy.
Write concise, poetic copy for product launches and brand reveals. product-launch-copywriting shapes headlines, narration, hooks, story arcs, and closing lines around one audience and one central promise.
It applies automatically to product launch narratives and composes with the general copywriting guidelines.