denn-gubsky

8 mods across 1 repository, 15 stars between them.

low-tier-eval

01

denn-gubsky/loomcycle

Agent Claude Code

Capability bench agent for low-tier (haiku-class) candidate models. Tier slot is the cheapest production workload — schema-correct output, single-shot tool calls, short multi-turn loops. NOT for content quality; that's middle tier.

not rated 15 +1 today A 51 tokens original Apache-2.0

middle-tier-eval

02

denn-gubsky/loomcycle

Agent Claude Code

Capability bench agent for middle-tier (sonnet-class) candidate models. Tier slot is production content quality — CV rewrites, QA answers, profile enrichment — plus full MCP read/write cycles and self-correction at scale.

not rated 15 +1 today A 49 tokens original Apache-2.0

doc/edge-linking

03

denn-gubsky/loomcycle

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create and curate graph edges between chunks (and across documents) in a chunked-graph Document.

not rated 15 +1 today A 26 tokens original Apache-2.0

doc/md-import

04

denn-gubsky/loomcycle

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Import a Markdown file into a chunked-graph Document — deterministic round-trip vs semantic chunking.

not rated 15 +1 today A 24 tokens original Apache-2.0

doc/restructuring

05

denn-gubsky/loomcycle

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Safely move, reparent, reorder, promote, or delete chunks in a chunked-graph Document.

not rated 15 +1 today A 27 tokens original Apache-2.0

denn-gubsky/loomcycle

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Split arbitrary prose or a Markdown file into a sensible chunk hierarchy in a chunked-graph Document.

not rated 15 +1 today A 27 tokens original Apache-2.0

code-review

07

denn-gubsky/loomcycle

Skill Claude CodeCodex

How to review a slice of a code repository with high precision — confidence-scored findings, project-guideline compliance, and Karpathy behavioral guidelines (simplicity, surgical scope, surfaced assumptions). Use when reviewing or auditing source files.

not rated 15 +1 today A 49 tokens original Apache-2.0

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