Agents

Skills

A skill is a reusable procedure your AI tool follows when you ask — an impact analysis, a change record, a prompt rebuild.

  • SkillUSD 2

    Next Steps

    Produces the ordered "what to do next" for a goal or a whole project, mapped to who or what owns each step, with the decisions you must make flagged.

    Best for: The start of any goal

  • SkillUSD 2

    Impact Analysis

    Finds everything a new requirement will touch across your codebase — screens, code, database, tests, copy and docs — before you plan the work.

    Best for: Sizing a change honestly before you promise a date

  • SkillUSD 2

    Change Request

    Turns every new requirement into a written, dated change record before any work starts — verbatim request, facts, plan, tracker and progress log.

    Best for: Keeping a durable memory of what was asked and decided

  • SkillUSD 2

    Model Recommend

    Recommends the cheapest AI model that is sufficient for a task, compares it with your session's model, and tells you whether to run it here or open a new session.

    Best for: Keeping AI costs under control

  • SkillUSD 2

    Schema Proposal

    Drafts the written case for a database change — what, why, the migration, impact and rollback — for your approval, before any schema file is touched.

    Best for: Protecting a production database from casual changes

  • SkillUSD 2

    Guardrails Check

    Checks a planned or finished change against your written rules — persistence, data model, new technology, testing, destructive actions and git hygiene — and reports PASS or the exact gate that applies.

    Best for: A quick check before starting significant work

  • SkillUSD 2

    Resume Work

    Orients a new session in seconds: reads your status note and open changes, then summarises what is open, what is waiting on you, and the next single step.

    Best for: Starting a new session or picking up after a break

  • SkillUSD 2

    Prompt Frameworks

    A reference of 30 prompt-engineering techniques with rules for choosing the cheapest accurate one — the knowledge base behind the Prompt Selector agent.

    Best for: Anyone writing prompts regularly

  • SkillUSD 2

    Product Vision

    Turns a one-or-two-line business idea into a short written vision your whole project can be tested against — what it is, who it serves, what winning looks like, and what it deliberately is not.

    Best for: Founders starting something new

  • SkillUSD 2

    Business Requirements

    Adds or updates entries in your requirements document properly: numbered, testable, traced to their source, and linked to the milestone that delivers them — so 'what are we building?' has one answer.

    Best for: Projects where requirements live in chat history

Also see the Agents.