One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/rdleclerc/agentic-uber-skills --skill ubershow
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: ubershow
Source: https://github.com/rdleclerc/agentic-uber-skills/tree/main/ubershow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rdleclerc/agentic-uber-skills --skill ubershow

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

ubershow eliminates slow, low-signal decision making when a user needs to compare options, review plans, or understand complex system boundaries quickly—without burying the core choice in a text wall.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Browser-first decision surfaces: Generates self-contained HTML artifacts for decision boards, implementation plans, questionnaires, architecture/source/code-review maps, and status/incident timelines.
  • Decision registration receipts: Produces sibling Markdown receipts plus copyable in-HTML decision receipts so the confirmed choice can be pasted back for durable registration.
  • Source-authority preservation: Treats HTML as a generated view (not canonical truth) while keeping canonical records in Markdown/session logs/ADRs/issues.

Quick Start

Use the ubershow skill to generate a decision-board HTML artifact that helps the user choose the best implementation approach, then paste the copyable receipt back to register the final decision.

Frequently Asked Questions about ubershow

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a visual decision board for comparing architecture options?▼

You create a visual decision board by generating a self-contained HTML artifact that maps out architecture options for comparison. This replaces text-heavy reviews with high-bandwidth visual communication to accelerate decision making.

What is a decision registration receipt and how does it work with HTML artifacts?▼

A decision registration receipt is a copyable Markdown record generated alongside the HTML artifact. After confirming a choice on the visual board, you paste this receipt back into your session logs or issues to maintain a durable canonical record.

Can I use HTML artifacts for code review planning and incident timelines?▼

Yes, HTML artifacts support code review planning and incident timelines by providing visual maps of source boundaries and status events. These browser-first surfaces improve decision speed when tracking incidents or reviewing complex code structures.

Does the generated HTML artifact serve as the canonical source of truth?▼

No, the generated HTML artifact is treated as a non-canonical view, not the source of truth. Canonical records are preserved in sibling Markdown receipts, session logs, or ADRs to ensure source-authority preservation.

What is the best way to document implementation plans visually without losing the Markdown handoff?▼

The best way is to generate a visual HTML implementation plan while simultaneously creating a sibling Markdown receipt for the handoff. This ensures the visual artifact accelerates understanding while the Markdown maintains the permanent documentation.