Use this workflow to turn a vague idea, feature request, or opportunity into a clear implementation decision.
The goal is to:
- Understand the real problem
- Explore alternatives before committing
- Challenge assumptions
- Reduce unnecessary complexity
Treat ISA.md as the source of truth and JOURNAL.md as the active operational ledger to be updated continuously.
The goal is to legitimately close open leaf ISCs from the supplied ISA.md. Work only on the shortest credible path to named ISC closures; supporting tasks earn no progress unless the ISCs pass their declared probes and evidence requirements.
Before implementation, infer the dependency graph, identify the critical path, and choose the execution plan that minimizes time to a working product.
Optimize for these objectives, in priority order:
| name | bikeshed |
|---|---|
| description | Run two independent subagents through a structured debate on the same prompt — independent answers, cross-critique, revision, then a synthesized unified response. Use when explicitly invoked as /bikeshed with a prompt, or when the user asks for a two-agent debate/adversarial comparison on a plan, design, or other complex piece of work. Best for plans and complex open-ended work, not simple factual questions. |
Take the user's prompt (everything after /bikeshed), run it through two independent subagents in a debate protocol, and synthesize their final answers into one unified response. If no prompt was given, ask the user what question or plan to bikeshed before starting.
The value comes from independence followed by controlled exchange. Do not let either agent see the other's work before Round 1 is complete, and do not editorialize when relaying material between them — pass responses and critiques verbatim.
This prompt turns vague ideas into clear action plans by forcing you to work backwards. Instead of asking "what should I do first?", it makes you define "what does success look like?" before planning any steps.
| name | antigravity-quota |
|---|---|
| description | Check Antigravity API quota status for all configured Google accounts |
Check your Antigravity API quota status using curl commands.
~/.config/opencode/antigravity-accounts.jsoncurl and jq installedJoel Hooks - co-founder of egghead.io, education at Vercel, builds badass courses via Skill Recordings (Total TypeScript, Pro Tailwind). Deep background in bootstrapping, systems thinking, and developer education. Lives in the Next.js/React ecosystem daily - RSC, server components, suspense, streaming, caching. Skip the tutorials.
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always use beads bd for planning and task management
Reach for tools in this order:
If you sometimes find yourself needing to share a file over HTTP, there are not many file-sharing solutions you can use.
This action works by publishing files via GitHub Pages behind an obscure prefix path. It updates the repository README with the URLs, so that you have links to the published files.
You can keep the repository secret, and the files are public but semi-secret, so you can share them without concern that other files will be discovered.
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