capability-experiments
FeaturedExperiment with model capabilities — HTML reports, embedded questionnaires, proactive research, multi-step reasoning
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- Author
- jellydn
- Repository
- jellydn/my-ai-tools
- Created
- 8 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Shell
- License
- MIT
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html-effectiveness
Generate self-contained, interactive HTML documents instead of markdown walls of text. When output is complex (comparisons, timelines, multi-option decisions, data tables, code reviews, diagrams), produce a single .html file that renders spatially and interactively in the browser. Zero dependencies, zero build steps. Inspired by "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of HTML" (https://thariqs.github.io/html-effectiveness/). Use when: output would be long markdown, comparing options, presenting data, reviewing code, building plans, explaining concepts, or any multi-dimensional information. Trigger: "make it visual", "interactive output", "HTML instead of markdown", complex analysis results.
replace-with-capability-id
Replace with a concise description of what this capability helps the coding agent do and when it should activate.
surveying-capabilities
Survey what the local machine can actually do and bind each abstract capability a task needs to a concrete provider — an installed skill, an MCP tool, a CLI, or a subagent — before any plan is written. Use before planning multi-step work, when you need to know what tooling exists (有什么工具 / 本机能力 / 装了哪些技能 / 能不能做), or when a step fails because something is missing. Introspects your own context first at zero cost, then probes only what the task requires. Produces .superclarity/environment.md and .superclarity/<task>/capabilities.md, including an explicit list of capability gaps. Do NOT use for trivial single-step tasks, and do NOT use to enumerate the whole machine when the provider is already confirmed.