Document status: Draft
Agent skills that give structured feedback and guidance on the Hacks Hackers Newsroom AI Lab Toolkit.
The simplest way to use any of the skills is to open a folder and copy the SKILL.md into your LLM chat, such as Claude Code, Gemini, or ChatGPT.
If you already know how to install and use skills, then you probably don't need any instructions from us, but see installation steps below for platform-specific install steps.
Skill status: Draft.
Reviews and coaches draft problem statements from design thinking workshops.
Triggers when someone shares a problem statement in the format [User] needs [need] so that [goal] and wants feedback, or asks for help refining a problem statement.
What it produces: Structured feedback covering what's working, what to sharpen, follow-up questions, and 1–3 alternative draft statements.
📥 Download problem-statement-coach.skill
Skill status: Draft.
Use this skill to review and give feedback on draft problem briefs from a design thinking workshop.
What it produces: Structured feedback covering what's working, what to sharpen, section-by-section feedback, follow-up questions.
📥 Download problem-statement-coach.skill
- Download the
.skillfile from the release link above - Open Claude and navigate to your Project
- Click Add content → Upload file and select the
.skillfile - Claude will use the skill automatically when the trigger conditions are met
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Each directory in this skills/ directory is a skill and contains a SKILL.md.
To add a skill, create a new folder in the project root and open a pull request.
Packaged .skill files are generated and attached to releases automatically (see .github/workflows/package-skills.yml).
Skills should follow the Agent Skills specification.
All skills should set a semver compliant
version number in metadata.version. Use draft as a pre-release label in place of common alpha and
beta labels. Use numeric dot suffixes for revisions of a draft, such as 1.2.1-draft.1.