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The next employee you want to distill is not a colleague. Distill anyone's way of thinking—mental models, heuristic decisions, expression DNA. Distill how anyone thinks.

Overview

Based on the open Agent Skills protocol, it can run on 50+ compatible runtimes including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, CodeBuddy, Workbuddy, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and more. Colleague.skill proves that distilling a person is feasible. So why distill colleagues? Go distill Jobs, Munger, Feynman, Musk. Just enter a name, and Nuwa will automatically complete the entire process of research, refining, and verification. Here's another one everyone is more familiar with. After distilling Jobs, he asked him, "Which is the better direction, OpenAI or Anthropic?" This is not role-playing. Jobs used the "focus is no" and "end-to-end control" mental model, Naval used "desire is contract," and Musk used the "asymptotic limit method." Nuwa is based on the open Agent Skills protocol and can run on any skills-compatible AI agent runtime. Open the agent you are using (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, CodeBuddy, Workbuddy, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, etc.) and tell it: Or use a universal CLI installer (vercel-labs/skills, supports 55+ runtimes): It will automatically recognize your current runtime and place skill in the correct directory. When specified, add parameters such as -a claude-code / -a codex / -a cursor / -a openclaw.

Overview (machine translated)

The animation is produced by huashu-motion, with Nuwa’s image and every art style drawn by code

“The next employee you want to distill doesn’t have to be a colleague”

**Nuwa helps you distill anyone’s way of thinking, making Jobs, Musk, Munger, and Feynman work for you. **

Based on the open Agent Skills protocol, it can run on 50+ compatible runtimes including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, CodeBuddy, Workbuddy, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and more.

Colleague.skill proved that distilling a person is feasible.
So why distill colleagues? Distill Jobs, Munger, Feynman, Musk.
With just one name, Nuwa automatically completes the entire process of research, refinement, and verification.

Check the effect · Install · What does it distill · Working principle

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Example of the effect

Here’s another one everyone is more familiar with. After distilling Jobs, he asked him, “Which is the better direction, OpenAI or Anthropic?”

This is not role-playing. Jobs used the “focus is no” and “end-to-end control” mental models, Naval used “desire is contract,” and Musk used the “asymptotic limit method.” **They are not repeating celebrity quotes; they analyze them using the cognitive framework of celebrities. **


Installation

Nuwa is based on the open Agent Skills protocol and can run on any skills-compatible AI agent runtime.

Open the agent you are using (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, CodeBuddy, Workbuddy, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, etc.) and tell it:

Or use a universal CLI installer (vercel-labs/skills, supports 55+ runtimes):

It will automatically recognize your current runtime and place skill in the correct directory. When specified, add parameters such as -a claude-code / -a codex / -a cursor / -a openclaw.

Method 2: Manual installation

Expand to view the skills directory for each runtime

Runtime Installation path
Claude Code ~/.claude/skills/nuwa-skill/
Codex CLI `~/.

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