
from disenchantment-skill
Generate a reusable 'disenchantment' agent that helps users stop idealizing a person by extracting facts, analyzing attachment mechanisms, and producing actiona
This skill creates a reusable ‘disenchantment’ agent for a specific target (ex, ex-partner, crush, AI companion, or celebrity). It ingests user-provided materials (folder or direct input), extracts factual evidence, analyzes attachment mechanisms and fantasies vs reality, and produces a calibrating summary plus an actionable plan. Optionally it can write the agent to disk as a callable skill directory for repeated use.
Use when a user wants to: stop idealizing someone, break emotional attachment, perform a reality check on a relationship, or create a persistent agent that guides them through detachment. It is appropriate for one-off de-idealization outputs or for creating a saved agent (targets/{slug}) for ongoing work. Not for harassment; the skill prioritizes facts and constructive actions.
Designed for conversational/agent runtimes that support tool invocation and file IO (agents that can run Python tooling and write skill directories). Works well with systems that allow running local scripts for ingestion and versioning (e.g., Claude Code, Copilot-style agents, or self-hosted agent runtimes).
A meta-skill that generates personalized 'disenchantment agents' to help users stop idealizing someone (ex, crush, AI companion). SKILL.md is detailed and well-structured with clear 5-step workflow and ethical guardrails. However, all referenced scripts (case_writer.py, folder_ingest.py, version_manager.py) and prompt templates (prompts/*.md) are missing from the bundle, making it non-functional as-is. No security concerns — no scripts to audit, no network calls, no destructive commands.
Novel concept for a meta-skill that creates other skills. SKILL.md content is primarily in Chinese with English tags and some mixed-language sections. The skill has thoughtful ethical constraints (no attacking immutable characteristics, distinguish facts from inference, AI companion warning). Missing all referenced implementation files.