Finding-Unknowns Skills

What Finding-Unknowns Skills does

Finding-Unknowns Skills treats your prompt as a map and the codebase as the territory, and each skill reduces the gap before implementation makes it expensive. Skills for the Before phase include blindspot-pass, brainstorm-prototypes, interview-me, reference-hunt and implementation-plan. Implementation-notes logs deviations from the plan during work, and pitch-packager and change-quiz cover the After phase with a buy-in document and a comprehension quiz to pass before merging.

Three more skills work on the context every prompt inherits, including context-audit, which finds contradictions, duplicates and dead rules in CLAUDE.md files and skills, and agent-interface-design. The GitHub description adds skills for testing assumptions and verifying bug fixes with regression evidence. The skills follow the agentskills.io SKILL.md format, and the repository includes examples and a compatibility document. The README says twelve skills are distilled with attribution from public essays by Thariq Shihipar, plus two maintainer-designed extensions.

Key features

• 14 skills across before, during and after phases of a task
• Question-driven skills such as interview-me and blindspot-pass
• context-audit for cleaning contradictions out of CLAUDE.md files and skills
• Plan, notes and pitch skills that document decisions and deviations
• Portable agentskills.io SKILL.md packaging with examples and compatibility notes

When to use it

• Surfacing missing requirements before asking an agent to build a feature
• Auditing the instruction files your agent loads on every task
• Passing a short comprehension quiz on a change before merging it

Who it is for: Developers who work with coding agents and want prompts and context checked before expensive implementation work.

How it fits with Hermes Agent

The repository description and topics list Hermes among the supported agents, and the skills use the same SKILL.md format Hermes loads.

Note: It is a community project distilled from public essays by Thariq Shihipar and is not an official Anthropic repository.

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