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> **Note:** This repository is published for reference. The contents below were
> auto-generated by Claude Code (Anthropic) as a deliverable in November 2025.
> auto-generated by Claude Code in November 2025.
> The core concept — separating deterministic operations from agent reasoning —
> is sound, but my approach has since evolved. I now use
> [Pi.dev](https://pi.dev) with a more conversational prompting style, favouring
> **extensions** (in-process deterministic plugins that are much faster than
> shell scripts and easier to debug) over compiled Go binaries generated by this
> is sound, but my approach has since evolved.
>
> I now use [Pi.dev](https://pi.dev) with a more conversational prompting style, favouring
> **extensions** (in-process deterministic plugins that are faster than
> shell calls inside skills and easier to debug) over compiled Go binaries generated by this
> skill. At the moment I work in a more improvisational, conversational way with stored prompts, plugins, and ad-hoc instructions
> ; this repo documents an earlier point in that journey.
> All text in this repository, apart from this line, have been generated conversationally with Claude Code (November 2025, the week before Opus 4.5) and [Pi.dev](https://pi.dev) with Deepseek v4 flash. The idea of a meta-skill some people found interesting in conversations, and I had a need to respond to a comment on LinkedIn where this would be a good explanation of something I tried, and liked. I used this to make a set of skills that let long running agents implement most of QWAN Tracker while I kept an eye on the user experience. Enjoy, Willem van den Ende.
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> All text in this repository, apart from this line, have been generated conversationally with Claude Code (November 2025, the week before Opus 4.5) and [Pi.dev](https://pi.dev) with Deepseek v4 flash. The idea of a meta-skill some people found interesting in conversations, and I had a need to respond to a comment on LinkedIn where this would be a good explanation of something I tried, and liked.
> I used this to make a set of skills that let long running agents implement most of QWAN Tracker while I kept an eye on the user experience. Enjoy, Willem van den Ende.
>
> FYI if you like Software Archeology, you can read the [transcript](transcripts/digging-out-old-skills.md) of the Pi.dev session I needed to figure out where the sources of the agent skill had gone.
# Meta Skill Generator - Deliverables