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seniordev-help

Displays a quick-reference card for seniordev modes, skills, and commands.

Updated Feb 6, 2026
Search Tags:#documentation#slash commands#yagni#help#modes#reference card#seniordev
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kellymears/agents --skill seniordev-help-kellymears
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: seniordev-help
Source: https://github.com/kellymears/agents/tree/main/plugins/seniordev/skills/seniordev-help
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kellymears/agents --skill seniordev-help-kellymears

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When using the seniordev plugin, it is easy to forget which modes, slash commands, and configuration options exist. This Skill shows a single consolidated reference card so you can recall every command without leaving your session. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Mode Reference: Lists the three seniordev levels (lite, full, ultra) with their triggers and behavior differences. - Command Overview: Summarizes the seniordev, seniordev-review, and seniordev-help skills, including Codex @-mention equivalents. - Configuration Guide: Explains how to set the default mode via the SENIORDEV_DEFAULT_MODE environment variable or a JSON config file. - Use Case: You just installed the seniordev plugin and want to know how to switch to ultra mode or disable auto-activation; invoke this Skill to see the full reference card instantly. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to show the seniordev help reference card to see all available modes and commands.

Frequently Asked Questions about seniordev-help

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I see all seniordev commands and modes?▼

Invoke /seniordev-help or say "seniordev help" to display a reference card listing the lite, full, and ultra modes, all related skills, and configuration options. It is a one-shot display that changes nothing in your session.

What are the seniordev lite, full, and ultra modes?▼

Lite builds what is asked while naming a lazier alternative, full enforces the YAGNI-to-minimum ladder and is the default, and ultra challenges requirements and prefers deletion before addition. The level sticks until changed or the session ends.

How do I change the default seniordev mode?▼

Set the SENIORDEV_DEFAULT_MODE environment variable, or create a config.json file at ~/.config/seniordev/ with a defaultMode value. The environment variable takes priority over the config file, which takes priority over the built-in full default.

Does seniordev-help change my current mode?▼

No, seniordev-help is strictly one-shot and read-only. It does not switch modes, write flag files, or persist anything; it only renders the reference card and returns.

How do I turn off seniordev mode?▼

Say "stop seniordev" or "normal mode", or run /seniordev off. You can resume anytime with /seniordev, and setting defaultMode to "off" in the config disables auto-activation on session start.

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