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Applies a user's curated engineering rules before writing or modifying code; captures new rules via commands like /learn-this and /new-rule to keep guidance up
Think Like Me provides an active reasoning layer: a collection of curated engineering rules the agent consults before drafting, modifying, debugging, or designing technical features. Rules live in rules/<domain>.md and are applied by domain (mobile, backend, ui, general). The skill also defines flows to capture new rules and persist them alongside project memory.
Invoke this skill on any coding-related task where domain-specific gotchas matter (mobile timers, platform-specific build quirks, security-sensitive edits). It also triggers on explicit commands like /learn-this, learn this, remember this, and /new-rule, or when the agent detects a user correction and offers to save it.
Inferred compatibility: Claude Code style agents and any assistant that can read/write local skill and memory files. The design assumes a local filesystem-based Claude Code environment.
Think Like Me is a personal engineering rules KB skill for Claude Code. It consults user-curated rules before coding and captures new rules via /learn-this, /new-rule, or auto-detected corrections. No scripts were bundled — purely instructional SKILL.md. Instructions are clear with specific trigger phrases, guardrails for rule conflicts and stale rules, and a non-negotiable approval gate. Local file I/O only under ~/.claude/, no security concerns.
Well-designed skill concept for personal rule management. SKILL.md is thorough but somewhat long (~3K words). References external agent files and rule-format.md that aren't included in the fetched package, so completeness can't be fully verified. Dual-write pattern (rule file + memory entry) is a thoughtful design choice.