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Skills/POTETO/NOODLE

poteto/noodle

1 skill · 853 installs · 154 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/poteto/noodle

Skills in this repo

1Adversarial Reviewadversarial-review is a code and design review skill that splits critique into three adversarial roles so one agent pass cannot smooth over structural, correctness, and complexity risks at once. The Architect challenges whether the design serves the real goal, where coupling will hurt on requirement changes, and which implicit scale or ordering assumptions fail first. The Skeptic hunts inputs and sequences that break the solution, swallowed errors, races, and unverified “works on my machine” confidence. The Minimalist asks what to delete, which abstractions serve a single call site, and whether the path is needlessly thorough. Solo builders use it before merging risky changes, after a large feature slice, or when a plan feels overbuilt. It complements ordinary linting by forcing explicit disagreement across fitness, proof, and scope—not a single approving tone.853installs