steering
v0.1.0by stbenjam
Compact conversation-steering skills for changing direction, explaining decisions, asking for clarity, answering questions without implied action, finishing punted work, delegating research to a subagent, tightening prose, executing decisively, rethinking code architecture, and raising frontend quality.
What steering does, in the publisher's words
Three-letter skills for agent wrangling.
See the main installation guide for Claude Code, Codex, and standalone Agent Skills setup.
- ask: Pause implementation and ask only the questions needed to produce a high-quality solution.
- cut: Make the response terser while preserving important reasoning, decisions, and next steps.
- dig: Revisit superficial or under-verified agent work by investigating its claims, assumptions, evidence, and missing edge cases.
- dyj: Stop punting and complete the user's requested task. Use after the model evades, defers, or stops before doing work it can perform.
- lfg: Implement the requested direction immediately using reasonable defaults and no unnecessary follow-up questions.
- lmk: Spawn a subagent to perform the research task, then report back with the answer.
Inspired by bro from dmmulroy/skills.
From the project README, punctuation lightly normalized · Open the README on GitHub
- Skills
- 12
- MCP servers
- 0
- Stars
- 5
- License
- n/a
- Repo created
- 2025-10-31
- Last pushed
- 2026-09-19
- Publisher type
- User
- Version
- 0.1.0
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Skills · 12
- ask
- Pause implementation and ask only the questions needed to produce a high-quality solution.
- cut
- Make the response terser while preserving important reasoning, decisions, and next steps.
- dig
- Revisit superficial or under-verified agent work by investigating its claims, assumptions, evidence, and missing edge cases.
- dyj
- Stop punting and complete the user's requested task. Use after the model evades, defers, or stops before doing work it can perform.
- lfg
- Implement the requested direction immediately using reasonable defaults and no unnecessary follow-up questions.
- lmk
- Spawn a subagent to perform the research task, then report back with the answer.
- map
- Explain the shape of an implementation, its key architectural decisions, and how its main pieces fit together.
- nah
- Abandon the current direction, propose three genuinely different approaches, and recommend the strongest one.
- qna
- Answer genuine questions directly without treating them as implied instructions to take action.
- rip
- wow
- Rework a frontend with award-winning visual hierarchy, interaction design, polish, originality, and Webby-worthy quality.
- wtf
- Explain the reasoning, evidence, assumptions, and tradeoffs behind the immediately preceding action or result.
Descriptions come from the frontmatter of each SKILL.md, punctuation lightly normalized.
Category
Agent Tooling. Assigned by this directory. Agent Plugins 1.0.0 has no category field, so no manifest declares one.
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