sighthesia
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Sighthesia provides structured software development skills covering just-demand work-item routing, Socratic requirement clarification, architecture guidance, Playwright testing, and MCP server scaffolding.
Agent Skills by sighthesia
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
Sighthesiacapture-lessons
Convert verified debugging experience into reusable skill guidance or archived lessons.
Sighthesiausing-just-demand
Routes agent work through the just-demand workflow lifecycle and clarification gates.
Sighthesiajust-demand-execution
Executes formal work items through main-agent implementation or gated subagent dispatch with script-owned state.
Sighthesiajust-demand-verification
Verifies task outcomes against briefs and manages validation revisions before workflow closure.
Sighthesiajust-demand-intake
Shapes clarified user requests into structured intake records for formal task promotion.
Sighthesiasocratic-clarification
Guides structured clarification rounds and approval gates before implementation work begins.
Sighthesiajust-demand-memory
Records durable preferences, decisions, and deferred options into tiered workspace memory files.
Sighthesiatheme-factory
Apply configured color palettes and typography from themes/*.md to slides and documents.
Sighthesiasoftware-architecture
Guide software architecture design using Clean Architecture and Domain-Driven Design.
Sighthesiawebapp-testing
Automate end-to-end testing of local web applications with Playwright.
Sighthesiamcp-builder
Scaffold MCP server templates for Python and Node/TypeScript.
Sighthesiasubagent-driven-development
Dispatch a fresh subagent per task and review code between tasks.
Sighthesiareview-implementing
Parse reviewer feedback into tasks and implement code changes.
Frequently Asked Questions About sighthesia
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Sighthesia's skills?▼
You can shape vague requests into formal work items, route and execute them via just-demand skills, verify implementations, capture reusable lessons, design systems with Clean Architecture and Domain-Driven Design, run Playwright end-to-end tests, scaffold MCP servers, and apply theme palettes to slides and documents.
Who should use Sighthesia's skill collection?▼
Software engineers and development teams who want disciplined, verification-driven task execution benefit most. It suits developers practicing Clean Architecture and Domain-Driven Design, engineers building MCP servers in Python or Node/TypeScript, and teams needing structured intake, code review implementation, and subagent-dispatched development.
How does the just-demand workflow operate in practice?▼
Load using-just-demand first so routing rules apply. Socratic-clarification resolves vague requests, just-demand-intake shapes them into formal work items, just-demand-execution runs the work with optional tester or advisor dispatch, and just-demand-verification confirms results before completion. Just-demand-memory records durable decisions and preferences.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Webapp-testing requires Playwright for browser-based end-to-end testing of local web applications. Mcp-builder targets Python and Node/TypeScript environments for server scaffolding. Theme-factory expects theme definitions stored in themes/*.md files. The just-demand skills operate as a sequenced set, with using-just-demand loaded first.
How does Sighthesia handle code review and lessons learned?▼
Review-implementing parses reviewer feedback into discrete tasks and implements the requested code changes. Capture-lessons converts verified non-trivial debugging sessions or reusable workflow lessons into new skills, extends existing skills, or archives the outcome for future reference.