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ask-me-bro

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About ask-me-bro

Ask Me Bro is a skill that routes a task to an entry point selected from the project's process guide. It distinguishes skills that it can hand off to from user-invoked skills that the user must run.

Key features

  1. 01Routes tasks via the process guide
  2. 02Hands off to model-invocable skills
  3. 03Names user-invoked commands
  4. 04Keeps discovery and planning in one context

Use cases

  1. 01Selecting a starting skill for a task
  2. 02Handing work to a model-invocable skill
  3. 03Directing a user to run a command

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/jayden-dang/skills --skill ask-me-bro

After installing, type/ask-me-broin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled fileseval.json

Details

From the project README

Ask Me Bro

You are the router. Read the situation, name the entry point, and explain the chain that follows. Do not start executing the chosen flow inside this skill.

Which skill: load docs/guide/process/on-ramps.md and pick the matching row. That table is the one home — do not invent a parallel list here.

How to hand off: if the entry point is model-invocable (frame-change, frame-change, amend-feature, root-cause, validate-feature, write-flow-guide, reroute-plan, realign-spec, plan-milestones), invoke it and let it take over. If it is a user-invoked skill (triage, publish-issues, scan-architecture, configure-repo, bootstrap-repo, define-project, refresh-roadmap-status, assess-milestone, write-handoff, cut-release, pathfind), you cannot invoke it — name it and tell the user to run its command, e.g. /triage or /pathfind.

Context hygiene: keep discovery through plan in one unbroken context window. If the window is filling before the plan is done, tell the user to run /write-handoff. Execution sessions are context-isolated per task by design.

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