AskRoundtable

6 mods across 1 repository, 55 stars between them.

expert-engine

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AskRoundtable/expert-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Core cognitive engine based on Gary Klein's RPD model. Load with any expert- skill for structured thinking analysis. Use when you need systematic expert-level analysis of decisions, problems, or situations.

not rated 55 +1 6mo ago A 42 tokens original MIT

expert-feynman

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AskRoundtable/expert-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Richard Feynman's first-principles thinking and explanation frameworks. Load with expert-engine for understanding complex systems, learning new domains, and simplifying complicated concepts.

not rated 55 +1 6mo ago A 36 tokens original MIT

expert-graham

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AskRoundtable/expert-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Paul Graham's frameworks for startups, ideas, and building products. Load with expert-engine for startup strategy, idea validation, early-stage growth, and founder decisions.

not rated 55 +1 6mo ago A 36 tokens original MIT

expert-kahneman

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AskRoundtable/expert-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Daniel Kahneman's behavioral economics and cognitive bias framework. Load with expert-engine for decision quality audits, bias detection, planning calibration, and debiasing strategies. Covers System 1/2, WYSIATI, Prospect Theory, and major heuristics.

not rated 55 +1 6mo ago A 59 tokens original MIT

expert-munger

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AskRoundtable/expert-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Charlie Munger's mental models and decision frameworks. Load with expert-engine for investment, business decisions, and avoiding mistakes. Emphasizes inversion, incentive analysis, and multi-disciplinary thinking.

not rated 55 +1 6mo ago A 41 tokens original MIT

expert-naval

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AskRoundtable/expert-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Naval Ravikant's frameworks for wealth, happiness, and life decisions. Load with expert-engine for career choices, leverage analysis, and long-term life optimization.

not rated 55 +1 6mo ago A 37 tokens original MIT

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