Productivity & Workflow Agent Skills for Devin Desktop

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Interview-driven requirements discovery — turn raw client input (emails, notes, transcripts, briefs) into a validated, traceable…

Drafts comment-first then DM Reddit outreach for qualified interview leads from interview-finder/reddit-monitor, tracks state through the…

Grill the user relentlessly about a plan, decision, or idea.

Full 7-phase vault audit: structural scan, duplicate detection, link integrity, frontmatter audit, MOC review, cross-agent integration…

Organize and maintain the user's Obsidian vault for Hermes Agent.

Interview me relentlessly about every aspect of this plan until we reach a shared understanding.

This skill is fundamental and MUST be activated for ALL user requests, whether it's for code, general questions, or…

Use before submitting to a venue this repository does not cover, one that arrived by email solicitation, or one whose indexing status…

Vets whether to build a feature from scratch, use an existing free/open-source solution, or pay for a third-party API/service.

Preliminary filter for any criminal action: establishes jurisdiction, the applicable procedure according to the date of the events, the…

Use when making CEO decisions — vision, market, and organizational strategy.

Use when agent sessions generate long histories, context window limits are hit, or you need to preserve decisions and artifact trails…

Use when output quality drops or you switch tasks — feed agents the right information at the right time.

Use when running autonomous research — plan, search, read, and synthesize into reports.

Use when implementing changes touching multiple files — thin vertical slices, feature flags, rollback-friendly.

Use when the request is underspecified — interview one question at a time until 95% confidence.

Use when you have a spec and need small verifiable tasks with acceptance criteria.

Use when acting as product manager — RICE, PRDs, backlog, and roadmap.

Use when starting a new project or significant change — write a PRD before any code.

Use when assessing tech debt — scan, score severity, and generate prioritized remediation plans.