From brainstorm-toolkit
Print a one-page guide to every brainstorm-toolkit skill installed in this repo, grouped by category, with the typical command chains. Use this when the user says /cheatsheet, asks "what skills do I have?", "what can the toolkit do?", "remind me the commands", or is onboarding a teammate to the toolkit. Also covers `/cheatsheet --brief` for a one-line-per-skill listing and `/cheatsheet <name>` for a deep-dive on a specific skill.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/brainstorm-toolkit:cheatsheet [skill-name] [--brief] [--tool auto|claude|copilot][skill-name] [--brief] [--tool auto|claude|copilot]The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Discoverability for the toolkit. Reads the SKILL.md frontmatter of every
Discoverability for the toolkit. Reads the SKILL.md frontmatter of every installed skill in this repo and prints a categorized one-page guide.
[skill-name] (optional): if given, print only that skill's full SKILL.md
body (deep-dive mode). If omitted, list everything.--brief: one-line-per-skill mode. Skip the descriptions and chains
footer. Good for a teammate who already knows the toolkit.--tool auto|claude|copilot: which install root to read.
auto (default): probe .claude/skills/ first, then .github/skills/.claude: force .claude/skills/.copilot: force .github/skills/.Resolve install root per --tool. If the resolved root doesn't exist,
error out with: "no skills installed. Run bash setup.sh --target . from
the brainstorm-toolkit plugin root."
Single-skill mode ([skill-name] given):
<root>/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. If absent, fall back to a
case-insensitive substring match against directory names — e.g.,
/cheatsheet sdlc should resolve to <root>/sdlc/. If still no match,
error with the list of installed skills as a hint.Bundled resources: <list of files in <root>/<name>/templates/ if any>.List mode (no [skill-name]):
<root>/*/SKILL.md, parse frontmatter:
name, description, argument-hint,
metadata.brainstorm-toolkit-applies-to. Skip dirs without a SKILL.md.<root>/cheatsheet/templates/categories.md (the bundled resource
installed alongside this skill; read it once at the start of this
stage). Skills not in the map land in a final Uncategorized bucket so
new skills surface immediately without requiring a categories.md edit. /<name> <argument-hint> then the description on the
next line, indented two spaces.--brief mode: /<name> — <one-line description> with the
description truncated to 80 chars.templates/categories.md (an ASCII Mermaid-style diagram, copy-pastable
into terminal review). Skip the footer in --brief mode.Cheatsheet template at CHEATSHEET.md if you want a printable copy. (only if CHEATSHEET.md exists at repo root.)Output target: print directly to the conversation. Do not write any
file. Do not drop a .next-action sentinel — /cheatsheet is
informational, never a chain start.
Note for /sdlc and /sdlc-lite deep-dives: their Stage 2 (implement)
auto-decomposes a large multi-surface plan (≥2 disjoint surfaces, ≥6 steps)
into focused per-lane subagents plus a converge step; small / single-surface
plans run a single agent unchanged. No flag — the gate is automatic.
/cheatsheet or /cheatsheet <name>/cheatsheet <name> from inside
another skill. Direct file reads are cheaper.templates/categories.md — category map (skill name → bucket) and the
"Typical chains" footer. Edit this file to recategorize without touching
the SKILL.md procedure.Provides behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes, focusing on simplicity, surgical changes, assumption surfacing, and verifiable success criteria.
Searches, retrieves, and installs Agent Skills from prompts.chat registry using MCP tools like search_skills and get_skill. Activates for finding skills, browsing catalogs, or extending Claude.
Creates, edits, and optimizes skills for Claude Code, including drafting, evaluating with test prompts, iterating on performance, and improving skill descriptions for better triggering accuracy.
npx claudepluginhub exerias21/brainstorm-toolkit --plugin brainstorm-toolkit