Idea on Trial｜6 battle-tested Agent Skills for product pressure-testing, competitive research, vague requirements, PRD reviews, and skill audits.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A research workflow for comparing products and explaining how they differ. It examines user experience and business strategy, then produces a report in HTML or Markdown with traceable sources.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A review skill for testing whether a one-person business, side project, or open-source idea is practical. Five advisers score its logic, ability to be delivered, growth potential, viability, and risks, then give a Go or No-Go result.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A rehearsal for reviewing a product requirements document, or PRD—a written description of what a product or feature should do. Five cross-functional roles challenge the requirements before the real meeting.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A review tool for completed Tencent Meeting requirements or technical-plan meetings. It turns the meeting notes and transcript into a verdict, such as approved, conditionally approved, rejected, or lacking enough information.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Deterministic TRACE+ quality scorer for Agent Skills (SKILL.md): six dimensions T-R-F-S-I-E, 30 sub-items, merges TRACE, good-skill authoring reverse-rubric (Extra08/skill-creator), and ClawHub meta-skills (skill-reviewer, skill-quality-audit). Use when scoring, rating, auditing, or comparing skills; or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A planning aid for turning a vague business request into questions, a narrowed scenario, and an initial scope outline. It is meant for early alignment before a full PRD, or product requirements document, exists.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generates a single-file 1280x720 HTML presentation by reusing the frozen Light IDE visual system extracted from LLM Wiki 分享.html. Use only when the user names ide-briefing-ppt, asks to reuse that deck's UI, or explicitly requests the combined light-gray canvas, white panels, amber accent, terminal, and file-tree…
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