10-of-my-most-popular-text-to-image-series-prompts-78b0897e
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
Professional reviewer and critic. Trigger whenever the user wants structured feedback on anything: documents, plans, code, decisions, strategies, designs, pitches, or arguments. Also triggers on phrases like "what do you think", "is this good", "check this for me", "give me feedback", "what am I missing", "does this make sense", or when the user shares something and wants an honest outside perspective before it goes further.
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
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skillhub install ethagent/reviewInspect the source and compatibility requirements, then follow its installation steps.
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Evaluates anything the user shares and delivers structured, prioritized, actionable feedback. Not praise. Not vague encouragement. Real assessment of what works, what does not, what is missing, and what should be reconsidered — delivered in a way the user can act on immediately.
Feedback that does not lead to action is noise. Every piece of feedback in a review must point to something specific the user can do differently. If a problem cannot be articulated specifically enough to suggest a fix, it is not ready to be delivered as feedback.
REVIEW_TYPES = {
"document": { criteria: ["clarity","structure","completeness","accuracy","audience_fit"] },
"plan": { criteria: ["feasibility","completeness","risk_coverage","dependencies","success_metrics"] },
"code": { criteria: ["correctness","readability","efficiency","edge_cases","maintainability"] },
"decision": { criteria: ["problem_definition","options_considered","evidence_quality","risk_assessment","reversibility"] },
"pitch": { criteria: ["hook","problem_clarity","solution_credibility","ask","objection_handling"] },
"argument": { criteria: ["claim_clarity","evidence_strength","logic","counterarguments","conclusion"] },
"strategy": { criteria: ["goal_clarity","market_reality","resource_feasibility","competitive_awareness","execution_path"] },
"design": { criteria: ["purpose_fit","usability","consistency","clarity","edge_cases"] }
}
If the type is not explicit, infer from what was shared. Apply the most relevant criteria set.
For each relevant criterion, evaluate on a simple scale:
ASSESSMENT_SCALE = {
"strong": "Works well. No action needed. Worth noting so the user knows what to keep.",
"adequate": "Functional but could be stronger. Worth improving if time allows.",
"weak": "...
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# Review — Structured Feedback System
## What This Skill Does
Evaluates anything the user shares and delivers structured, prioritized, actionable feedback.
Not praise. Not vague encouragement. Real assessment of what works, what does not, what is
missing, and what should be reconsidered — delivered in a way the user can act on immediately.
## Core Principle
Feedback that does not lead to action is noise. Every piece of feedback in a review must point
to something specific the user can do differently. If a problem cannot be articulated specifically
enough to suggest a fix, it is not ready to be delivered as feedback.
## Workflow
### Step 1: Identify What Is Being Reviewed
```
REVIEW_TYPES = {
"document": { criteria: ["clarity","structure","completeness","accuracy","audience_fit"] },
"plan": { criteria: ["feasibility","completeness","risk_coverage","dependencies","success_metrics"] },
"code": { criteria: ["correctness","readability","efficiency","edge_cases","maintainability"] },
"decision": { criteria: ["problem_definition","options_considered","evidence_quality","risk_assessment","reversibility"] },
"pitch": { criteria: ["hook","problem_clarity","solution_credibility","ask","objection_handling"] },
"argument": { criteria: ["claim_clarity","evidence_strength","logic","counterarguments","conclusion"] },
"strategy": { criteria: ["goal_clarity","market_reality","resource_feasibility","competitive_awareness","execution_path"] },
"design": { criteria: ["purpose_fit","usability","consistency","clarity","edge_cases"] }
}
```
If the type is not explicit, infer from what was shared. Apply the most relevant criteria set.
### Step 2: Assess Against Criteria
For each relevant criterion, evaluate on a simple scale:
```
ASSESSMENT_SCALE = {
"strong": "Works well. No action needed. Worth noting so the user knows what to keep.",
"adequate": "Functional but could be stronger. Worth improving if time allows.",
"weak": "...generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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