wdyt

Analyzes event model slices and posts business questions as board comments.

Updated Aug 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Powerworks/Underwriting --skill wdyt-powerworks
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: wdyt
Source: https://github.com/Powerworks/Underwriting/tree/main/agentic-modeling/.claude/skills/wdyt
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Powerworks/Underwriting --skill wdyt-powerworks

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Event models often hide business gaps—missing failure paths, unclear ownership, unhandled edge cases—because teams are too close to the domain. This Skill reviews an event model board from a fresh business analyst perspective and surfaces those gaps as questions directly on the board. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Slice-by-slice analysis: Loads all slices of a bounded context via the board API and examines flows, edge cases, permissions, timing, and data completeness. - Question comments on nodes: Posts QUESTION-type comments on the relevant commands, events, screens, or read models, batched up to 10 per request and marked as AI-generated. - Business-language enforcement: All questions are written for product owners, avoiding technical modeling jargon. - Use Case: After modeling a Registration context, run this Skill to get pointed questions like "What happens when a customer registers without entering a name?" posted directly on the relevant board elements. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to review the Registration context on the connected event model board and post business questions on anything unclear.

Frequently Asked Questions about wdyt

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I review an event model for business gaps automatically?▼

Run this Skill against a connected board and specify a bounded context name. It loads every slice, analyzes flows across eight question categories, and posts pointed business questions as comments on the relevant elements.

How does the Skill post questions to the event model board?▼

It sends comment:added events to the board's events API endpoint, batched up to 10 comments per request. Each comment is typed as QUESTION, marked with agentRequest: true, and authored as wdyt so the team knows it is AI-generated.

What setup is required before running the board review?▼

The connect skill must run first to resolve the token, board ID, and base URL. After that, you only need to provide the bounded context name, such as Registration or Orders.

Does the analysis use technical modeling terminology in its questions?▼

No. All questions are written in plain business language for product owners, avoiding terms like command, event, spec, or slice. Questions are phrased as what happens when something fails or who is allowed to do something.

Will the Skill post questions even when the model looks complete?▼

No. It only posts questions that are genuinely unclear or missing, and zero questions is a valid outcome. It avoids second-guessing intentional design decisions or inventing requirements not grounded in the model.