About deep
A session skill that enables DEEP MODE and governs how other skills behave while it is active. It emphasizes thoroughness while retaining verification, attempt limits, non-goals, and escalation rules.
Key features
- 01Activate or deactivate DEEP MODE
- 02Select debug or drill for the task
- 03Load each skill's deep-mode instructions
- 04Retain verification and escalation rules
Use cases
- 01Investigate a bug in deep mode
- 02Perform non-bug work with drill behavior
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/After installing, type/deepin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEDEEP MODE is now active for this session, until the user says "deep off", "fast", or the session ends. Announce activation in one line. Announce deactivation too; fast-first then resumes. Arguments after the command name the work: start on it right away under deep mode, in debug when it is a bug or unexpected behavior and in drill otherwise.
Rules:
- Fast-first is the default everywhere: each skill runs the leanest version that keeps its guarantees. Deep mode removes the leanness, not the guarantees.
- Each skill under the dial carries its own deep behavior in its
SKILL.md, on the line naming this skill. Before running any of them, load that skill's deep line and apply the behavior it names. The suite: drill, core-interview (and everything built on it), implement, debug, verify, rubric, land, write-skill, prototype. recall is user-only, like this skill, and stays outside the dial. - What deep never changes: verification stays evidence-based in both modes, attempt caps and escalation stay armed, non-goals stay enforced, and forks are surfaced, never guessed. Deep buys thoroughness, not a different standard of truth.
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