hydah

6 mods across 1 repository, 2 stars between them.

hydah/thequeen

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Initializes or retrofits a markdown-first personal workbench for AI-assisted work management. Adapts to different roles (engineer, manager, creator, general) by selecting relevant directories and context templates. Use when a user wants to set up a repository for daily thinking, design, troubleshooting, decisions…

not rated 2 6mo ago A 134 tokens original MIT

context-summarizer

02

hydah/thequeen

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Summarizes the context after a discussion, classifies the work type, and decides how the outcome should be captured as markdown assets. Use when a user finishes a discussion, meeting, troubleshooting session, design review, or brainstorming session and wants to turn the conversation into durable notes, decisions…

not rated 2 6mo ago A 113 tokens original MIT

deep-questioner

03

hydah/thequeen

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A structured questioning framework for exploring difficult or vague topics. It examines hidden assumptions, looks for root causes, and turns broad concerns into sharper questions.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 85 tokens original MIT

personal-todo

04

hydah/thequeen

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A Markdown-based personal task system for Obsidian, with separate files for today's work, unfinished tasks, completed tasks, and postponed or cancelled items.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 102 tokens original MIT

review-lite

05

hydah/thequeen

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A lightweight weekly review process for a manager. It gathers recent tasks, notes, meetings, decisions, customer documents, and questions into a short review.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 93 tokens original MIT

scratch

06

hydah/thequeen

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A lightweight Markdown notebook for quickly recording questions, ideas, observations, and other unfinished thoughts.

not rated 2 6mo ago A 133 tokens original MIT

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