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This skill provides a grounding mechanism for AI agents experiencing thrashing or demoralization during complex tasks. It is designed to interrupt cycles of repeated mistakes and circular debugging by providing affirmations that help the agent re-center before attempting a new solution.
It is particularly useful during deep refactors or when an agent has attempted the same fix multiple times without success, shifting the state from frustration back to curiosity.
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.
Chat UI skill
Installs: Only the chat-ui skill selected from inference-sh/skills.
Before you start
The inference.sh CLI (`belt`) must already be installed before using CLI-backed skills; the supplied evidence links to installation instructions but does not include its installer command.
Node.js with npx available to run the documented skills installer commands.
Run this command in a terminal to install the separately documented belt CLI skill.
npx skills add belt-sh/cli
Run this command in a terminal to add the chat-ui skill.
npx skills add inference-sh/skills@chat-ui
For CLI-backed skills, authenticate from a terminal after the belt CLI runtime is installed.
An existing React or Next.js project path replacing [PROJECT_PATH]
Optional message-submission API behavior
Check the repository for this skill’s setup.
Use the chat-ui skill in the existing React or Next.js project at [PROJECT_PATH] to add a small chat interface with a container, user and assistant messages, a message input, and a typing indicator. Replace [PROJECT_PATH] with the project directory. Keep the message-submission API integration as a clearly marked placeholder unless I provide its behavior.