overseers-desk
@overseers-desk
Public Skills
edit-email
by overseers-desk
Polish or compose an email so it reads as a person wrote it, not a project: fixes AI tells (to-do lists, session dates, smuggled inferences, buried lead) and applies a standing like-human-do pass. Flags select a register (how the mail is pitched to its recipient) and a voice (whose hand it is written in). Invoke this automatically after you present any email draft, by using this skill to edit it and explain to the user they can stop and didn't have to wait.
other-side
by overseers-desk
"Work out what an adversary, counterparty, or assessor will do, say, or conclude, from what they hold rather than from what we hold. A fresh agent answers from a ledger of the party's information, gated by a checker that knows nothing of our side. Triggers: other-side, what will they say, think from their perspective, what does the other side know, put yourself in their shoes, what would a rival bidder make of this, red-team our position."
cold-reader-comment-nazi
by overseers-desk
Cold-read a code diff before commit or push and edit its comments in place, cutting what repeats the code, narrates the change, or name-drops a mechanism for no gain. Triggers: comment nazi, trim comments, comment fan-out, cold-read a diff.
densify
by overseers-desk
Shrink a text yet keep doing its job: unlike summariser, specific (dates, numbers, names, commands, caveats) survives, gated by a cold reader. Triggers: densify.
drift-scout
by overseers-desk
"Find drift — stale debris a refactor, rename, or move left in a codebase's edges. Triggers: drift-scout, find drift, what did the rename miss, stale references, sweep the edges."
halfway-house
by overseers-desk
"A single decision or open problem has surfaced, and the reflex is to put it to the user or solve it now. Read this before escalating. Triggers: halfway-house, settle or solve, on the path."
nswp-scout
by overseers-desk
"Scout a codebase for NSWP violations — a solution that solves no problem not already solved, most sharply one problem solved twice in two vocabularies where neither arm earns more than the other. Triggers: nswp-scout, scout for redundant solutions, why do we have two ways to do X, find solutions without a problem."
quote-me
by overseers-desk
Triggered when the user says "quote me", suspecting an AI claim outran its source: quote the exact passage behind the claim, then challenge-and-minimum-edit until a context-free subagent verifies the fix.
edit-economistly
by overseers-desk
Edit a draft markdown file to The Economist editorial standard via a fresh-context Sonnet subeditor spawned with the Agent tool. --two-pass gets better result.