skills
Nine focused workflows for developers who need more from their agents than a one-line prompt.
Install one workflow from Elias Stravik's personal collection, then invoke it when you need a repeatable process for planning, implementation, copy, or repository work.
Install one skill
npx skills add eliasstravik/skills --skill midwit -g
This installs midwit at user level. Invoke /midwit when nontrivial work is
drifting into clever-but-fragile complexity and you want to recover the shared
truth between the idiot's simple answer and the genius's simple answer.
Pick the workflow you need
| Skill | Use it when you need to… |
|---|---|
voice-mode |
Keep a live call natural, spoken, and concise. |
html |
Build a durable single-file HTML artifact and verify it locally. |
demo |
Turn an artifact into a realistic, verified local demo. |
automake |
Run a Git-backed evaluator–optimizer ratchet. |
consultant |
Turn a rough idea into an adversarially reviewed plan. |
autoconsultant |
Carry an approved plan into an Automake setup and fresh-agent handoff. |
skill-issue |
Shape a compact agent skill from checkable evidence. |
copywriting |
Draft truthful audience-facing copy from supplied evidence. |
midwit |
Challenge nontrivial work with a much simpler or null alternative until told to stop. |
Install any one of them by replacing the skill name:
npx skills add eliasstravik/skills --skill <name> -g
What gets installed
skills/<name>/is the shipping surface for that workflow.evals/<name>/contains its prompts, assertions, fixtures, and recorded evaluation notes; generated run output stays untracked.CLAUDE.mddocuments the repository's build, isolation, and validation conventions.
The install command requires npx and an agent that can load installed skills.
No specific runtime version or support commitment is documented.
License
MIT © 2026 Elias Stravik.
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