Skill UI

An interactive skill designed to interview users to capture project vision, core decisions, and technical preferences. It systematically converts raw discussions into structured documentation, maintaining the project's history in ADRs (Architectural Decision Records) and its overarching goal in the README.

This skill ensures a comprehensive understanding of a project's technical history by reading every Architecture Decision Record (ADR) in the designated folder. It is crucial to use this when summarizing architectural context, making major changes, or evaluating project decisions, guaranteeing nothing is missed.

Recursively expands a seed entity (username, file, symbol, ADR, URL, or concept) across web, memory, knowledge graph, codebase, and git sources to build a provenance-tracked graph dossier with markdown and JSON artifacts.

This skill provides a structured framework for conducting comprehensive due diligence across legal, financial, operational, and compliance domains. It helps users identify missing documents, flag key risks (e.g., debt vs. equity, cash flow vs. profit), and clearly distinguish verified facts from assumptions or expert opinions. It delivers a preliminary gate assessment (PASS/ESCALATE/BLOCK), serving as a critical initial review tool, not a final legal opinion.

Read every Architecture Decision Record (ADR) in a project before summarizing architectural context or decisions. Discover the actual ADR location, inventory all records, read each complete file, and report unread, missing, or inaccessible records explicitly. Preserve distinctions between proposals and accepted decisions.