SkillDesigner:StrictBlockerUX
FailModeFirst+StrictBlocker+UX=SkillDesignMtd
Description
Have you ever encountered these problems? ❌ Your own Skill seems fine, but users encounter errors as soon as they try it. ❌ The Skill works with standard input, but crashes on edge cases. ❌ You want sub-type routing (e.g., quantitative vs qualitative papers), but don't know how to design blocking rules. ❌ The Skill either asks at every step (user fatigue) or runs fully automatic (no confirmation for high-risk actions). This Skill helps you solve: ✅ Failure mode first: Model how the Skill might fail before writing the execution flow. ✅ Strict blocking: Truly stop when information is missing or risk is high, requiring supplements—no soft markers. ✅ 7-phase dialogue: Type identification → 7D matrix → Failure mode modeling → Blocking rule design → Self-check → Creation. ✅ UX enhancement: Structured tabs to reduce cognitive load + progress anchors + positive blocking language. ✅ Interaction density matches risk: High-risk tasks have confirmation points; batch tasks don't interrupt at every step. Output includes: - AFP type identification (Academic/Speech/Safety Communication/Text Review/Skill Review/Custom) - Sub-type routing matrix (optional, for heterogeneous inputs) - Blocking rules (BLOCK/TAG/GRADE three levels + judgment cards) - Manual_Fallback degradation path - Test scenarios (scaled by complexity: Standard/Border/Blocking/Interaction/Sub-type) - Self-check list (Honesty first/Type consistency/Neutral naming/Anti-hardcoding) In a word: It is not a 'casual generation' Skill generator, but a strict design consultant that helps you design Skills that are executable, have blocking rules, have degradation paths, and are interaction-friendly. For you, if you are: 🛠️ A creator who wants to turn highly repetitive tasks into reusable Skills 🎯 An advanced user needing to design complex Skills (with sub-type routing, judgment cards) ✅ A user with strict quality requirements, not accepting 'it runs but is unstable' 📚 A YouMind user who wants to learn Skill design methodology
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Skill Designer
Can't write a Skill? Just describe it in a sentence. Skill Designer is a 'Skill that teaches you to write Skills' — it uses a 7-layer meta-framework (Intent Definition → Input Classification → Workflow Design → Tool Strategy → Output Specification → Constraints and Boundaries → Composability & Testing) to turn your vague idea into a well-structured, immediately executable YouMind Skill. It supports two paths: Design from Scratch (describe your idea, it automatically asks for missing info, runs through the 7 layers, and directly creates the Skill) and Review & Improve (send an existing Skill draft, and it diagnoses issues layer by layer with improvement suggestions). When information is insufficient, it asks follow-up questions and offers choices rather than open-ended questions, reducing the effort to respond. Finally, it directly calls createSkill to create a usable Skill, no manual instruction writing needed. Ideal for creators who want to turn their experience into skills but don't know where to start.
WriteAFP Skill Listing Arch v8.1
A single idea can create a complete Skill ready for listing. It doesn't just give you a prompt; it provides all the assets needed for listing in one go: 🔍 Automatic complexity diagnosis — first determines whether the task is light or heavy, then decides to go with the 3-stage lightweight version or the 6-stage heavy version, avoiding overkill. 🏗️ One-click AFP skeleton — operation protocol + numbered stages + forced stop points + status dashboard + stage inheritance protocol; industry-standard structure all set up at once, your Skill will never go off track. 🏷️ Easily name and write descriptions — apply viral naming formulas and golden description structures; names feel valuable and descriptions are instantly understandable. 📣 Four-channel promotional copy — Moments / Xiaohongshu / Community / Official Account; one set of themes automatically adapts to four tones, ready to post once done. How to use? After opening, just say 'I want to make a Skill that helps XX', and it will guide you step by step with an always-visible progress panel. At each step, just reply 'continue' or 'modify'. It includes a complete AFP methodology framework and a 15-item listing self-check list (including quality inspection and criticism rules).
YouMind Skill Architect v2.0
Turn a vague idea into a YouMind Skill that's ready to publish. You can use it even if you don't know how to write Skills, understand prompts, or break down workflows. It will help you: Identify the right positioning: determine your target users, core pain points, and use cases truly worth building Design the workflow: break your experience into a complete workflow of "input → judgment → steps → output" Generate the finished product: write out the Skill name, subtitle, description, input hint, and full instructions for you Check quality: automatically check whether it's too broad, the input is too complex, the output is unclear, the flow is broken, or it lacks value Finish the packaging: make the Skill easier to understand, install, use, and reuse Using it is simple: Just open it and tell me: "I want to make a Skill that helps XX people solve XX problem." Even if you only have a vague one-line idea, you can get started. You'll end up with a complete, finished Skill that you can copy directly into the YouMind creation page.
SkillDesigner:StrictBlockerUX
FailModeFirst+StrictBlocker+UX=SkillDesignMtd
Description
Have you ever encountered these problems? ❌ Your own Skill seems fine, but users encounter errors as soon as they try it. ❌ The Skill works with standard input, but crashes on edge cases. ❌ You want sub-type routing (e.g., quantitative vs qualitative papers), but don't know how to design blocking rules. ❌ The Skill either asks at every step (user fatigue) or runs fully automatic (no confirmation for high-risk actions). This Skill helps you solve: ✅ Failure mode first: Model how the Skill might fail before writing the execution flow. ✅ Strict blocking: Truly stop when information is missing or risk is high, requiring supplements—no soft markers. ✅ 7-phase dialogue: Type identification → 7D matrix → Failure mode modeling → Blocking rule design → Self-check → Creation. ✅ UX enhancement: Structured tabs to reduce cognitive load + progress anchors + positive blocking language. ✅ Interaction density matches risk: High-risk tasks have confirmation points; batch tasks don't interrupt at every step. Output includes: - AFP type identification (Academic/Speech/Safety Communication/Text Review/Skill Review/Custom) - Sub-type routing matrix (optional, for heterogeneous inputs) - Blocking rules (BLOCK/TAG/GRADE three levels + judgment cards) - Manual_Fallback degradation path - Test scenarios (scaled by complexity: Standard/Border/Blocking/Interaction/Sub-type) - Self-check list (Honesty first/Type consistency/Neutral naming/Anti-hardcoding) In a word: It is not a 'casual generation' Skill generator, but a strict design consultant that helps you design Skills that are executable, have blocking rules, have degradation paths, and are interaction-friendly. For you, if you are: 🛠️ A creator who wants to turn highly repetitive tasks into reusable Skills 🎯 An advanced user needing to design complex Skills (with sub-type routing, judgment cards) ✅ A user with strict quality requirements, not accepting 'it runs but is unstable' 📚 A YouMind user who wants to learn Skill design methodology
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Can't write a Skill? Just describe it in a sentence. Skill Designer is a 'Skill that teaches you to write Skills' — it uses a 7-layer meta-framework (Intent Definition → Input Classification → Workflow Design → Tool Strategy → Output Specification → Constraints and Boundaries → Composability & Testing) to turn your vague idea into a well-structured, immediately executable YouMind Skill. It supports two paths: Design from Scratch (describe your idea, it automatically asks for missing info, runs through the 7 layers, and directly creates the Skill) and Review & Improve (send an existing Skill draft, and it diagnoses issues layer by layer with improvement suggestions). When information is insufficient, it asks follow-up questions and offers choices rather than open-ended questions, reducing the effort to respond. Finally, it directly calls createSkill to create a usable Skill, no manual instruction writing needed. Ideal for creators who want to turn their experience into skills but don't know where to start.
WriteAFP Skill Listing Arch v8.1
A single idea can create a complete Skill ready for listing. It doesn't just give you a prompt; it provides all the assets needed for listing in one go: 🔍 Automatic complexity diagnosis — first determines whether the task is light or heavy, then decides to go with the 3-stage lightweight version or the 6-stage heavy version, avoiding overkill. 🏗️ One-click AFP skeleton — operation protocol + numbered stages + forced stop points + status dashboard + stage inheritance protocol; industry-standard structure all set up at once, your Skill will never go off track. 🏷️ Easily name and write descriptions — apply viral naming formulas and golden description structures; names feel valuable and descriptions are instantly understandable. 📣 Four-channel promotional copy — Moments / Xiaohongshu / Community / Official Account; one set of themes automatically adapts to four tones, ready to post once done. How to use? After opening, just say 'I want to make a Skill that helps XX', and it will guide you step by step with an always-visible progress panel. At each step, just reply 'continue' or 'modify'. It includes a complete AFP methodology framework and a 15-item listing self-check list (including quality inspection and criticism rules).
YouMind Skill Architect v2.0
Turn a vague idea into a YouMind Skill that's ready to publish. You can use it even if you don't know how to write Skills, understand prompts, or break down workflows. It will help you: Identify the right positioning: determine your target users, core pain points, and use cases truly worth building Design the workflow: break your experience into a complete workflow of "input → judgment → steps → output" Generate the finished product: write out the Skill name, subtitle, description, input hint, and full instructions for you Check quality: automatically check whether it's too broad, the input is too complex, the output is unclear, the flow is broken, or it lacks value Finish the packaging: make the Skill easier to understand, install, use, and reuse Using it is simple: Just open it and tell me: "I want to make a Skill that helps XX people solve XX problem." Even if you only have a vague one-line idea, you can get started. You'll end up with a complete, finished Skill that you can copy directly into the YouMind creation page.
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