AI Coding Agent Whip-Cracking Skills | Generated by AI
This is bonk-skills — a collection of 28 “whip-cracking” skills for AI coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, opencode, etc.).
The core idea: each skill is a semantic button that forces the AI agent into a specific working mode. Instead of politely asking the agent to do something, you type a short, blunt command and it must comply — no negotiation.
Structure: Each skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file containing YAML frontmatter (name + trigger description) and a strict behavior protocol: what to do immediately, hard bans (what the agent is NOT allowed to do), and output format.
The 6 classes of skills:
- Quality rejection (
/gfy,/cringe,/skill-issue) — Reject bad output, force a redo, audit for taste issues - Action drivers (
/jfdi,/stfu,/brrr,/yolo) — Stop planning and execute, keep output short, max parallelism, skip confirmations - Investigate the truth (
/wtf,/sus,/fafo,/rtfm,/cap) — Freeze writes and explain root cause, list hypotheses, verify for real, read docs not memory, fact-check claims - Direction correction (
/ngmi,/cope,/rage-quit,/ratio) — Reject current path, stop making excuses, reset the session, admit when you’re wrong - Complexity control (
/midwit,/touch-grass,/srs) — Produce the simple version, ban new abstractions, give a real verdict instead of hedging - Positive feedback (
/based) — Lock in what the user liked, record it as a session preference
Plus 9 extras like /eli5, /tldr, /iykyk, /dgaf, /fml, etc.
Design philosophy: The profanity is the shell; the behavior protocol is the core. Each skill anticipates exactly how the agent will try to weasel out and explicitly bans those escape routes. Commands are stackable — e.g. /stfu /brrr means “shut up and go parallel.”
Install: Copy skill folders into your agent runtime’s skills directory (~/.cursor/skills/, ~/.claude/skills/, etc.).