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This skill helps prompt engineers and AI builders move beyond general polishing to achieve professional-grade depth. Instead of expanding the scope of a request, it analyzes what a top practitioner in a specific field would prioritize and incorporates those raw sources and methods into the prompt.
It is designed for users who need to raise the bar on a task by defining the specific tools and validation criteria that an expert would use to ensure a result is correct.
WHO IT'S FOR
AI agent / automation builders
designing multi-agent workflows for complex tasks
Prompt engineers
refining prompts to achieve professional-grade depth
Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.
Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.
Setup
Claude Code: ModSmith and all six mods
Installs: ModSmith skill plus all six ready-made mods: quiz-after, next-steps-supervisor, assumption-ledger, mode-registry, effort-modes, and artifact-dashboard. · Claude Code
Before you start
Claude Code with support for the early-access mods feature.
Enter this command in a Claude Code session to add the marketplace.
/plugin marketplace add DannyMac180/skills
Enter this command in the Claude Code session to install the complete bundle. The quiz and supervisor mods each use a cached side check after turns that changed something.
Replace <your task or prompt> with one concrete task you want to improve.
Use be-ambitious to deepen this task without expanding its scope: <your task or prompt>. Identify the expert moves, primary sources, specific methods, and external checks, then rewrite the prompt and stop for my review.
Replace <article link or file> with an accessible article URL or file path.
Allow approximately ten minutes for the first-run learner interview.
Have Bun or a supported Node TypeScript runtime available for the helper scripts.
Use explain-this to give me a five-minute orientation to this article: <article link or file>. If I do not yet have a learner profile, start with the interview. Shape the explanation to my profile and finish with comprehension questions.
Replace <mod path or repository> with an accessible mod folder or repository containing the code to review.
Use modsmith to vet this Claude Code mod before I install it: <mod path or repository>. Review its token cost per turn and prompt-cache behavior, and give me a concise assessment. Do not install it.