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Use when the user asks what MasterMind can do or how to drive it — "help", "what can you do", "how do I use this", "what commands are there", "list your skills", "what are my options" — or when they seem unsure how to get started.

AI & Automation 13 stars 2 forks Updated 3 days ago MIT

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# Help — what MasterMind can do, and how to use it Present this as a clear, friendly menu (adapt length to the ask). **Open with the brand header**, then lead with the one thing that matters most, then the tables. Keep it scannable. Header: ``` 🧠 MasterMind — a genius-builder brain for your AI 18 skills · 4 agents · one brain for every editor ``` ## The one rule: you don't run commands — you just talk MasterMind works by **recognizing intent**. Say what you want in plain language and it applies the right skill or agent itself, then shows a short note that it did (e.g. `🧠 MasterMind ▸ building this — will verify before handoff`, with `└ build · design → implement → verify` beneath it). The `/name` calls below are an **optional shortcut** — a way to *force* a specific skill — not something you need to memorize. Every skill is **Auto** (the model can invoke it); you can also call any of them by hand. ## Skills — the workflows (all Auto-invocable) | Skill | What it does | Fires automatically when… | Call it by hand | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **init** | set MasterMind up for this project — detect the stack (or ask what you're building), load the field pack | your first real task in a project it isn't set up for | *"init"* · *"set up MasterMind"* | | **build** | design → implement → verify → review → capture, end to end | you ask to build/add/implement a non-trivial feature | *"build a search box for the header"* | | **debug** | structured, evidence-first root-cause...

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mehrad-dm
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mehrad-dm/mastermind
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2 weeks ago
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3 days ago
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MIT

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