
geekjourneyx/geekx-skills
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AI Agent skills collection by geekjourneyx for agent-compatible coding, creator, and automation workflows
Overview
GeekX Skills is a collection of Agent skills from geekjourneyX / Geek Jenny. It doesn't aim to turn every idea into a process, but rather distills recurring steps in real work, easily going off track, and requiring stable judgment into skills. Agents are great at completing solutions, and it's easy to skip key decisions or expand a small requirement into a complete system. - geekx-gate: first cut noise, calculate complexity taxes, confirm non-goals, then decide whether to proceed with design. - geekx-grilling: ask one key decision at a time, provide recommendations and alternative reasons, and build a shared understanding before acting. - geekx-app-forge: first conduct validity and necessity reviews of vague product ideas, then converge them into development delivery packages that can be handed directly to Coding Agents. geekx-gate forces the Agent to output a ruling, rather than a set of increasingly large plans: - Retain, cut, postpone, validate first, or narrow down - skip, STOP, HOLD, or PROBE - real needs, noise, non-objective, complexity tax, and the only next step - Ask only one high-impact question at a time - Close major decision branches in dependency order, without missing valid parallel decisions - Prioritize recommendations and explain first principles and reverse rationale - Each alternative specifies applicable conditions, costs, and risks - Must be called when structured questioning tools exist - Do not act until a common understanding is reached - At least 10 rounds of effective clarification, first verify real pain points before writing specs - Mandate fake requirements, alternatives, complexity taxes, and technical feasibility reviews - First meet your real needs, then evaluate replicable users and commercialization feasibility - Apple platforms default to Apple-native, low cognitive burden, and anti-overdesign constraints - Deliver static data, fixed copy, app identity, and icon specifications together, preventing coding agents from re-examining - Keep PROBE / SHRINK / STOP exports, not forcibly initiate projects just to produce apps
Overview (machine translated)
What is this?
GeekX Skills is a collection of Agent skills from geekjourneyX / Geek Jenny.
It doesn’t aim to turn every idea into a process, but rather distills recurring steps in real work, easily going off track, and requiring stable judgment into skills.
Why is it needed?
Agents are great at completing solutions, and it’s easy to skip key decisions or expand a small requirement into a complete system.
geekx-gate: First cut noise, calculate complexity tax, confirm it’s not a target, then decide whether to proceed to design.geekx-grilling: Ask one key decision at a time, provide recommendations and alternative reasons, and build a shared understanding before taking action.geekx-app-forge: Evasive product ideas are first checked for authenticity and necessity, then converged into development deliverables that can be directly sent to Coding Agents.
Core Competencies
geekx-gate Force the Agent to output a ruling, rather than an increasingly large plan:
- Retain, cut, postpone, verify first, or narrow the scope
- Skip
STOP,HOLDorPROBE - Real needs, noise, non-goals, complexity tax, and the only next step
geekx-grilling Force the Agent to turn the question into a decision-making option:
- Ask only one high-impact question at a time
- Close major decision branches in dependency order, without missing any valid parallel decisions
- Recommend the first item, and explain the first principles and reverse reasoning
- Each alternative specifies applicable conditions, costs, and risks
- Must be called when there is a structured questioning tool
- Do not act until a mutual understanding is reached
geekx-app-forge Used to move from vague ideas to development and delivery:
- At least 10 rounds of effective clarification, first verify the real pain points before writing the Spec
- Mandatory pseudo-requirements, alternatives, complexity taxes, and technical feasibility reviews
- First meet your real needs, then evaluate replicable users and commercialization potential
- Apple platforms default to Apple-native, low cognitive burden, and anti-overdesign constraints
- Deliver static data, fixed copy, app identity, and icon specifications together, preventing the Coding Agent from re-researching them
- Retain
PROBE / SHRINK / STOPexports, do not forcibly initiate projects to produce apps
Available Skills
| Skills | When is it suitable to use |
|---|---|
geekx-engineering |
Implement functionality in real codebases, fix major defects, refactor or migrate, maintain task continuity, and verify deliverables |
geekx-gate |
Review requirements, engineering plans, architecture proposals, roadmaps, or agent outputs for over-design; Decide whether to do undo technical tasks such as rewrites, frameworks, plugin systems, workflow engines, etc., now or not |
geekx-grilling |
Stress test plans, decisions, or ideas are pursued through continuous single questions; Each question requires recommendations, alternatives, and reasons, and mutual understanding is confirmed before taking action. |
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