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LetMeShowYouSomething

How the skill works, part by part, and what each part is for. For the exact rules, PROTOCOL.md is the authority; this wiki explains them in plain words.

The round trip

Your agent needs your judgement on several things at once. Instead of a long chat, it writes them down, turns them into one page, and reads your answers back as data it checks before it acts.

flowchart LR
  A["Your agent<br/>writes review.json"] --> C{"check.mjs<br/>review"}
  C -- passes --> R["render.mjs<br/>one offline page"]
  R --> P["You, or anyone you send it to,<br/>answer on the page"]
  P --> D["Download the answered page<br/>(or feedback.json)"]
  D --> F["answer.mjs + check.mjs pair<br/>the answers, checked"]
  F --> G["Your agent reports:<br/>gaps first, then acts"]
  G -. "what is still open" .-> A
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The parts

Part What it is Why it matters
The review review.json: what the agent asks, and everything you need to judge it One question per thing to judge, written once, at the right level
The page render.mjs turns the review into one HTML file Nothing to install, no account, no network: anyone can answer
The answers feedback.json: every answer, note, picture and added item Readable by any agent, script or person, without the page
The checker check.mjs: proves a review or an answer is complete and honest The agent never acts on an answer that doesn't add up
The other tools init.mjs, answer.mjs, usage.mjs, pictures.mjs Start right, read answers safely, report cost honestly
With your agent What SKILL.md tells the agent to do, step by step The same loop in Claude Code, Codex, Hermes or any agent that runs Node
FAQ The questions people ask first

Where to start

  • See it: the tutorial, 7 short videos from an app idea to round 2.
  • Try it: the example pages on the project site are the real thing.
  • Install it: npx skills add shyhunter/LetMeShowYouSomething -g, then ask your agent for a review.

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