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stryx:wtf
You type /stryx:wtf because a reply lost you: Claude says it again in plainer words. Claude never loads it itself.
/stryx:wtfInside its piece: 5 specks, one for each file on its shelf. Its two group-mates glow on the open book behind it. The light splits toward violet, the band of Modes.
In numbers
counted 2026-10-12 in the installed set- 3reference files
- 5files in the skill
- 29KB on disk
- 4chapters
- 1agent works by this book
Use it when
in the skill’s own wordsWhen the user types /stryx:wtf because they did not follow something
- the last reply (nothing passed)
- a file path
- a link
- a pasted passage
- one part such as "step 3"
- "the migration part"
Not for
another skill does it- Learning a concept or how code works→ stryx:explain
- Rewriting or de-slopping prose→ stryx:writing
- Diagnosing a failure→ stryx:debug
Inside the book
4 chapters, by title only- What to explain
- How to explain
- Check before you send
- When the request is something else
Its helper
1 agent works by this book- stryx:mentor-agentYou want to be taught, not only told: the why behind a concept.
Works with
the skills it names most- stryx:explain→You ask how or why something works, or want a recap of past work.
- stryx:debug→Something is broken: a bug, an error, a crash, a failing test or wrong data.
- stryx:ai-power→When you are not sure which skill fits, or you say "load aipower": it is the map of all skills.
- stryx:learn→You say "remember this" or wrap up a session: the lessons are saved for next time.
- stryx:writing→When any text must read plainly: an email, a message, a blog post, a rewrite.
- stryx:design→When making anything you see: a screen, website, dashboard, logo, icon set, slides or charts.
Claude loads it by itself when the moment comes; by hand, type the line at the top. It comes with the whole set: Installs all 94 skills, 32 agents and the brain program as one set. The skill’s own text is private source and is not shown here.