原始内容
Andrej Hide Skills
Open-source skills inspired by Andrej Karpathy's notes on agentic coding (Dec 2025). The focus is practical: reduce wrong assumptions, avoid bloat, keep plans light, and validate with tests and conceptual review.
Quick start
Install:
npx skills add Hideturno/Andrej_Hide_Skills
Use:
/AndrejHide
Inspiration and evolution
This repo started directly from Andrej's post. After drafting the skills, I discovered another repo that packaged similar ideas into a single CLAUDE.md (see below). I used it as a benchmark and pushed this repo further by splitting the principles into reusable skills, adding explicit workflows, and making the set installable via skills.sh.
Whats inside
skills/: individual skills, each with aSKILL.md.SKILLS.md: short index of skills.WORKFLOWS.md: the standard workflows that chain skills.
Skills
agent-coding-workflows: select and run the standard workflows.assumption-clarifier: surface missing info and make assumptions explicit.plan-lite: short plan with risks and verification.minimal-diff-implementer: smallest safe change, no unnecessary refactors.criteria-test-loop: success criteria + tests, naive first then optimize.conceptual-reviewer: catch subtle logic errors and overcomplication.
Workflows
Use the agent-coding-workflows skill to choose a workflow:
- Standard change
- Algo or performance
- Urgent bugfix
Agent usage (slash)
You can call the workflow agent directly:
/flow standard
/flow algo
/flow bugfix
/AndrejHide
Override thresholds (optional)
You can override the default thresholds per task:
thresholds: files=5 lines=300 minutes=45
Example with auto workflow:
/AndrejHide
thresholds: files=5 lines=300 minutes=45
Principles to skills map
- Think Before Coding ->
assumption-clarifier,plan-lite - Simplicity First ->
minimal-diff-implementer - Surgical Changes ->
minimal-diff-implementer - Goal-Driven Execution ->
criteria-test-loop,agent-coding-workflows
Why this repo is different (and better for daily use)
- Modular skills instead of a single file, so you can apply only what you need.
- A workflow skill that chains principles in the right order for real tasks.
- Explicit success-criteria loop (tests first, naive correct, then optimize).
- A dedicated conceptual review pass to catch subtle logic errors.
- Compatible with skills.sh for one-line install and reuse across projects.
Related repo
I found this after drafting my skills and used it to improve the set:
forrestchang/andrej-karpathy-skills
Install (skills.sh)
Use the Skills CLI:
npx skills add Hideturno/Andrej_Hide_Skills
Install (CLAUDE.md)
New project:
curl -o CLAUDE.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hideturno/Andrej_Hide_Skills/main/CLAUDE.md
Existing project (append):
echo "" >> CLAUDE.md
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hideturno/Andrej_Hide_Skills/main/CLAUDE.md >> CLAUDE.md
Install (.claude/skills)
mkdir -p .claude/skills
curl -o .claude/skills/Andrej_hideturno_guideline.md https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Hideturno/Andrej_Hide_Skills/main/.claude/skills/Andrej_hideturno_guideline.md
License
MIT. See LICENSE.