unknowns
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Find and close the gap between the map (the prompt, skills, context the user gives) and the territory (the real codebase, domain, constraints) before it gets expensive. Classifies what the user knows into Known Knowns / Known Unknowns / Unknown Knowns / Unknown Unknowns, then runs the right technique for the current phase: blindspot pass, brainstorm, throwaway HTML prototype, interview, reference-driven reimplementation, decision-first implementation plan, live implementation-notes with a Deviations log, pitch/explainer doc, or a must-pass quiz on the change. Use when the user says "blindspot pass", "unknown unknowns", "what am I missing", "interview me", "brainstorm with me", "prototype first", "plan this but lead with what I'd change", "keep implementation notes", "package this for buy-in", "quiz me on this change", or starts a task in an unfamiliar codebase/domain. Args: optional mode (blindspot | brainstorm | prototype | interview | reference | plan | notes | pitch | quiz) followed by the task. NOT for plain summaries (use explain) or full tutoring sessions on existing material (use teach).
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- B16B1RD/bb-writtheir own version, first seen Nov 15, 2026
- lucasaraujonrt/agent-unknownstheir own version, first seen Sep 23, 2026
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- B16B1RD/bb-writ★ 0same name
- lucasaraujonrt/agent-unknowns★ 0same name
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- asset-advisorSkill
- explainSkill
- teachSkill
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