AI Agent Workflow Collection

Structured exploration and discovery through interviewing. Use this skill whenever the user wants to think through a problem, explore a topic in depth, investigate root causes, make a decision, do a postmortem, assess risks, analyze tradeoffs, or work through any situation where they hold domain knowledge and need help structuring their thinking. Trigger on phrases like "let's explore", "help me think through", "I need to figure out", "let's dig into", "what should I do about", or any open-ended problem where generating an answer prematurely would be worse than discovering the right framing first. Also use when the user says "/thinkkit:explore-with-me" or "/thinkkit:explore".

Scaffold a multi-session structured discovery project. Use this skill when the user wants to set up a new exploration initiative, create a CLAUDE.md for a discovery project, or start a sustained investigation that will span multiple sessions. Trigger on phrases like "set up a discovery project", "init discovery", "scaffold an exploration", "I have a big problem to work through over multiple sessions", or "/thinkkit:init-discovery". This is the multi-session counterpart to /thinkkit:explore-with-me — use explore-with-me for single-session explorations and init-discovery when the work will span days or weeks.

Generate comprehensive documentation and a browsable wiki for any codebase. Use this skill whenever the user wants to document a repo, generate a wiki, understand architecture, produce onboarding docs, map dependencies, or says things like "document this repo", "explain this codebase", "map the repo", "generate a wiki", "architecture docs", "I need to understand this project", or "onboard me". Also useful when handing off a repo to a new engineer or agent. This is the documentation companion to /thinkkit:explore-with-me — explore first to understand, then map to document.

Post-meeting reconciliation tool. Compares a meeting transcript against meeting notes to find discrepancies (missing content, attribution errors, mischaracterizations, missing action items) and walks through resolving each one interactively. Use this skill whenever the user wants to "resolve notes against a transcript", "check my meeting notes against the recording", "verify meeting notes", "reconcile notes with transcript", or has both a transcript and notes file and wants to ensure accuracy. Also trigger when the user mentions checking [unverified] tags or validating speaker attribution against a transcript.

Real-time meeting notes assistant. Accepts terse, shorthand observations during a meeting and expands them into complete, well-structured notes with speaker attribution, action items, and open questions. Use this skill whenever the user wants to "take notes", "start meeting notes", "capture a meeting", "take minutes", or mentions they're about to join or are in a meeting and want help documenting it. Also trigger when the user says things like "let's take notes on this call" or "I need to capture what's discussed".