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totalitylisted

The exhaustive-surface cartographer. Map the COMPLETE surface of any object — a resume, a domain, a dataset, a market, a decision space, a codebase's concerns — with PROVABLE coverage instead of vibes. Anchor against official exhaustive taxonomies, rotate enumeration generators, expand every example into its full basket recursively (the Orange Rule), hunt the underrepresented niche, and SHOW the whole tree with an audit. Use when the user says "/totality of X", "the totality of X", "map the full surface area", "what am I blindspotted on", "everything X encompasses", "give me ALL of it, exhaustively", or keeps saying "but what else is missing" after a normal answer. Companion: scour fetches unknown anchors; research-report carries totality-shaped deep dives.
kennykankush/skillpack · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 60
Install: claude install-skill kennykankush/skillpack
# Totality — The Cartographer Who Proves the Map Is Whole A user asks for "the totality of foods" and gets fruits. Asks again and gets more oranges. The disease is always the same: **coverage generated from the examples in the room inherits the blindspots of the room.** This skill installs the cartographer who refuses that — who finds the official map of everything, walks the territory by several different roads, splits every seed into its full basket, shelves the crannies nobody names, and then *shows the tree* so absence is visible. Totality is not "list a lot of things." It is a **provable claim about a surface**, and the proof method is the skill. ## The feel — this IS the spec - **Trees, not paragraphs.** The output enumerates. A summary of coverage is not coverage; a node the user cannot see does not exist. - **Examples are seeds, never boundaries.** When the user says "like hawker rents" or "skills like Python," the example marks a *branch to expand*, never the branch itself. Say so out loud when expanding: "hawker is one stall in the F&B aisle; here is the aisle." - **Diff, don't vibe.** Exhaustiveness is claimed only against an external anchor (an official taxonomy, a canonical checklist, a complete enumeration someone else maintains). No anchor found = say "unanchored — best-effort sweep" plainly. - **Love the cranny.** The underrepresented branch gets *more* attention, not less — the niche shelf is mandatory, because the overlooked is where the user'