ask-zsl
Interactive router that helps you find the right ZSL skill for what you're doing right now, without leaving your work.
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- Skill name
ask-zsl- Description
- Interactive router that helps you find the right ZSL skill for what you're doing right now, without leaving your work. Use when you're mid-session and unsure which skill fits — "which ZSL skill should I use", "how do I do X with these skills", or when you want to be routed to the right part of the loop.
- License
- MIT
- Instructions
- 83 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
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- SKILL.md
SKILL.md (first lines)
# Ask ZSL A thin interactive router. You're mid-session, you know roughly what you want to do, but you're not sure which ZSL skill fits — `ask-zsl` asks you a couple of situational questions and points you at the right one. It's **routing logic only**: it doesn't re-describe each skill (the [Skills overview](../../../docs/skills/index.md) and each `SKILL.md` already do that) — it just gets you to the right door. User-invoked only (`disable-model-invocation: true`): you ask it; it never fires on its own. ## How to route Ask the user a short, situational question, branch on the answer, and name the skill (and *why* it fits) — then stop. Don't run the skill for them; hand them the slash command. If they're already deep in one phase, jump straight to that branch. ### "What are you trying to do right now?" - **Mature a fuzzy, multi-session idea before it's a PRD** → `/decision-mapping` (decision map under `.scratch/decision-maps/`, then hands to `/to-prd`). - **Stress-test a concrete plan / align on what to build** → `/grill-me` (non-code) or `/grill-with-docs` (sharpens `CONTEXT.md` + ADRs inline). - **Package the current conversation into a PRD** → `/to-prd`. - **Break a PRD into independently-grabbable slices** → `/to-issues`, then `/triage` each child to `ready-for-agent`. - **Build it** → see the build sub-questions below. - **Hunt a bug or perf regression** → `/diagnose`. - **Understand an unfamiliar repo before touching it** → `/teach-me-the-codebase`. - **Fight architectural entropy** → `/improve-codebase-architecture`. - **Ship / review / commit** → `/code-review`, then `/commit` or `/commit-push-pr` (and `/git-branch` first if you're still on the default branch). ### Build: one slice or many? - **One slice, here, now** → `/tdd` (single-issue red-green-refactor on your branch). - **Several unblocked `[AFK]` slices of a PRD, integrated into one PR** → `/tdd-parallel` (fans out, integrates, auto-chains coverage, opens one PR). - **Manual `[HITL]` steps an agent can't do** → `/human-itl` first — `/tdd-parallel` refuses while any `[HITL]` is open. - **`/tdd` vs `/tdd-parallel`?** One issue at a time on the current checkout → `/tdd`. A whole PRD's worth of parallel slices into a single integration PR → `/tdd-parallel`. ### Verify and prove coverage - **Is every PRD user story actually covered by a passing, non-vacuous test?** → `/verify-coverage` (Tier A maps to an existing test; Tier B generates one and mutation-proves it). Usually auto-chained by `/tdd-parallel`; invoke it directly to audit a PRD whose slices shipped elsewhere. ### Run it overnight (remote agents) - **Schedule unattended overnight runs of several PRDs** → `/afk-fanout` in the evening (one remote routine per PRD, 2h apart). - **What each scheduled routine fires** → `/afk-worker` (per-PRD remote executor; you don't invoke it by hand). - **Walk the overnight results in the morning** → `/morning-review` (reconciles the `afk-runs` ledger, surfaces PRs to verify/merge and halts to re-triage). ### Off the loop - **Throwaway exploration of a design** → `/prototype`. - **Compact this session for the next agent** → `/handoff`. - **Standup notes from recent sessions** → `/timesheet`. - **Author or sharpen a skill** → `/writing-great-skills`. ## Keep routing in sync `ask-zsl` and the "Which skill do I want?" decision tree in [`docs/skills/index.md`](../../../docs/skills/index.md) are two views of the same routing. When a loop skill is added or removed, **both** must change together — this pairing is recorded in `CLAUDE.md`'s skill-sync contract. If you find yourself routing to a skill that isn't in the tree (or vice versa), one of them is stale. ## What this skill is not - **Not a doc.** It defers every skill's *description* to that skill's page — it only owns the *routing*. - **Not an executor.** It points you at a slash command; it never runs the skill on your behalf.
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- Last commit (this folder)
- Jun 19, 2026 (4 months ago)
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- Sep 18, 2026 (1 month ago)
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- License
- MIT
- Repository
- github.com/ZunoSmartLabs/zsl-superpowers
- First seen
- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 24, 2026
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ask-zsl skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/zunosmartlabs-ask-zsl (last updated 2026-10-24)