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Skill navveenb/lean-agentic-ai/lean-agentic-ai-claude-implementation/.claude/skills/_template

Lean Agentic AI

Install
npx -y skills add navveenb/lean-agentic-ai --skill _template

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What its author says it does

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SKILL.md

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Skill Name

One sentence: what does this skill do?

Lean Principle

Which of the 10 principles does this skill implement?

  • #1 Context is a liability
  • #2 Right-size your model
  • #3 Orchestration is not a playground
  • #4 Reflections cost compute
  • #5 RAG isn't always right
  • #6 Emissions are invisible
  • #7 Reuse over recompute
  • #8 More tools, more problems
  • #9 Memory is a judgment call
  • #10 Governance over autonomy

Instructions

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Input

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  • From the user: [what the user provides]
  • From context: [what should already be in the conversation]

Output

What does this skill produce?

  • [Description of output]
  • [Where it gets saved, if applicable]

Example

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What ships with it

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