This skill dispatches five distinct developer persona subagents (Theo Browne, DHH, Tanner Linsley, ThePrimeagen, Pieter Levels) in parallel. Each persona answers the user's technical question within stated constraints using a pros/cons/confidence (/pcc) format. The skill then validates outputs against a definition-of-done and synthesizes agreement, disagreement, and the strongest take.
Use this when you want multiple, opinionated perspectives on architecture, tooling, or trade-offs—for example: choosing a stack, comparing approaches, or getting diverse code-review viewpoints. Not for step-by-step implementation; focuses on WHY over HOW.
Best with agents that support parallel subagent dispatch and structured outputs (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex-style systems).
A prompt-pattern skill that dispatches 5 developer personas (Theo Browne, DHH, Tanner Linsley, ThePrimeagen, Pieter Levels) in parallel to give diverse opinionated takes on technical questions, then synthesizes agreement and disagreement. No scripts included — purely instructional. Well-written persona roster with authentic voices and clear process steps, but lacks output format details and references the unexplained /pcc format.
Creative skill concept with well-researched persona descriptions. Single-file skill with no scripts directory. The /pcc (pros/cons/confidence) format is mentioned but not defined in the skill body, which could cause inconsistent outputs.