Placeholder. This file exists to pin the example format and give the build something to render. The frontmatter above is the contract; the body below shows the turn convention.
An example is a transcript, not a skill: it demonstrates one module (
module:above) doing work.authorityis deliberately part of the format — it states plainly how far the authors' expertise actually extends, and it is displayed on the page rather than buried.
Placeholder — reading an unfamiliar codebase
A stub transcript showing the example format. Replace the turns with a real conversation.
- Skill
- TopoGlyph Core
- Model
anthropic/claude-opus-5- Authors
- Zach Wild, Claude Opus 5
Transcript · anthropic/claude-opus-5
Prompt
Extend TopoGlyph to help me understand the design of an application I've never read before.
Response
Reading an existing codebase is structured archaeology, not invention — so the base vocabulary needs three things it doesn't have: architectural strata with directional dependencies, a distinction between what the code does and what the README claims, and a way to represent the reader's own traversal as an object in its own right.
(Placeholder. A real example continues the conversation here, alternating ## Prompt and ## Response headings for as many turns as the exchange ran.)
Prompt
Now use it on a specific repository.
Response
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