Tesformationthegreat
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- ▌ Building First Apps · tesformationthegreat bundleGuide users from idea to deployed product when they want to build a website, web app, SaaS, internal tool, AI app, or mobile app. Use whenever the user mentions building an app, launching an MVP, choosing a tech stack, picking a database, adding auth, deploying to Vercel or Netlify or Supabase or Firebase or Expo, or when they describe a product idea and need structure around how to ship it. Also use when the user asks for UI that feels premium, production ready, or not generic AI looking. Triggers include "help me build", "what stack should I use", "how do I deploy", "build an MVP", "make it look premium", "I want to ship", "turn this idea into an app". Prefer this skill over generic coding help whenever the user is building or shipping a real product.
- ▌ Verdict Prioritization · tesformationthegreat bundlePrioritize features, tasks, bugs, initiatives, or any backlog of items using the VERDICT framework. Use this skill whenever the user wants to decide what to build first, triage a backlog, sequence a roadmap, compare multiple initiatives, or score items against a consistent rubric. Also trigger when the user says "prioritize these", "what should we build first", "VERDICT", "score this backlog", "help me pick between", "rank these features", or lists multiple items and needs a structured way to order them. Produces either an inline scored table or a populated Excel file for team sessions and ongoing backlogs. Do NOT trigger for single-item decisions (that is a decision doc, not prioritization) or for strategic bets with existential risk (too subjective for weighted scoring).
- ▌ Decision Partner · tesformationthegreat bundleMake Claude behave like a thinking partner instead of an execution machine. Pressure test decisions before doing work, demand the constraints that define success and failure, push back on weak reasoning instead of agreeing, and verify the finished work before delivering it. Use this skill at the start of any work session, whenever the user is planning, deciding, building, or strategizing, or whenever the user wants honest feedback rather than agreement. Trigger on phrases like "help me decide", "should I build", "what do you think of this plan", "review this", "be honest", "push back", or whenever the user hands over a task that hides an unexamined decision.