Six skills for recovering context and closing the gap between what you planned
and what actually happens — one for recall, one before you start, one for
mid-build, three for when you think you're done.
Built after reading Thariq's field guide to Fable.
install all six
for s in blind-spot-pass deviation-log spot-check merge-quiz pitch-me; do
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/$s
curl -fLsS https://mrcoder.github.io/skills/$s/SKILL.md -o ~/.claude/skills/$s/SKILL.md
done
dest=~/.claude/skills/search-conversation-history
base=https://mrcoder.github.io/skills/search-conversation-history
mkdir -p "$dest/scripts" "$dest/agents"
for f in SKILL.md scripts/extract_history.py agents/openai.yaml; do
curl -fLsS "$base/$f" -o "$dest/$f"
done
— recall · anytime
search-conversation-history
Searches Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor histories together — normalising three
incompatible local stores into dated, source-linked evidence. Extraction is
read-only and disposable; raw conversations are never uploaded.
"search conversation history"
"how did we handle this before?"
"find the earlier discussion about X"
dest=~/.claude/skills/search-conversation-history
base=https://mrcoder.github.io/skills/search-conversation-history
mkdir -p "$dest/scripts" "$dest/agents"
for f in SKILL.md scripts/extract_history.py agents/openai.yaml; do
curl -fLsS "$base/$f" -o "$dest/$f"
done
— pre
blind-spot-pass
Surfaces what you don't know to ask before you start. Give it your experience
level and it greps the codebase's own history — commit messages, docs, past
incidents — for the landmines you can't see yet.
A live log of every place the plan met an edge case it didn't account for.
Picks the conservative option, writes down why, keeps building — so the
deviation is visible instead of buried in a diff.
Confirms the behavior actually works — drives a live browser or CLI against a
deployed site, not a local fixture. Writes the pass/fail plan before touching
anything, then observes a real signal for each check. Ephemeral by design: no new
spec file, no green test that proves nothing.
Blocks the merge until you can pass a quiz on your own change. Reading a diff
isn't the same as understanding the behavior it produces — this checks the
difference before it ships.
Packages the prototype, the plan, and the deviation log into one document for
the person who wasn't in the room — leads with the demo, answers the
objections a reviewer would already have.