Agent Skills that make the agent guide you instead of doing the task for you.
Are you tired of not doing things yourself? Are you tired of just watching the screen and having everything get done by AI?! Are you bored of just sitting and clicking? Don't worry, get back to the Stone Age by installing this skill.
Normal agent skills optimize for shipping fast: you ask, it writes, you merge. These do the opposite. They put you at the keyboard and keep you there, because the point is that you get better at the obstacle, not that the obstacle disappears.
Built on the Agent Skills spec.
Works in Claude Code and any agent that reads SKILL.md.
| You want | Skill | Agent touches your files | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| A skeleton to fill in — you're writing code now | no-spoon |
yes, scaffold + gap markers | incremental |
| The whole thing explained, you'll implement it | chalkboard |
never | one complete answer |
Writes the scaffold into the real files — signatures, tests, and gaps marked no-spoon: with a
question that leads to the insight. You fill them. It escalates hints one rung at a time when you
stall, and never jumps to the answer.
Takes a guidance level, 1–4 (default 2):
/no-spoon signatures, docstrings, types and tests; empty bodies
/no-spoon 1 working code with 1-3 gaps
/no-spoon 3 file structure and tests only; you decide the decomposition
/no-spoon 4 blank file and a spec
Say more or less mid-task to move a level.
Answers completely in chat — structure, mechanism, tables, diagrams, gotchas, what to do next — and never writes implementation code or edits a file. Not coding-only; works for any subject.
/chalkboard explain it fully, I'll do the doing
Both skills drop out of the way the moment you say "just fix it", and during a broken build, a deploy, or an incident. Learning mode is not a hostage situation.
/plugin marketplace add OmidSa75/brain-damage
/plugin install brain-damage@brain-damage
Or copy a skill folder into ~/.claude/skills/ (personal) or .claude/skills/ (project).
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json plugin manifest
skills/<name>/SKILL.md the skill
Adding a skill: make skills/<name>/SKILL.md with name and description frontmatter, then add
./skills/<name> to the skills array in the manifest. Keep SKILL.md short — the description
is the only part always in the agent's context, and it is what decides whether the skill fires at
all.
