skilldiscovery
What is actually wrong today, and who it is wrong for.
- hey chunky, what problem am I actually solving
- hey chunky, who is this for
Your agentic developer, end to end.
Well beyond vibe coding: a real app, not a prototype you have to finish yourself. Planned, designed, built, tested, put on the internet and looked after — so your time goes on the parts only a person can do.
Tier 0
No account, nothing signed up for, nothing stored. Everything on this rung happens on your own machine and reaches nothing of mine.
Working out what to build, who it is for, and what to call it.
What is actually wrong today, and who it is wrong for.
What it is, and what is deliberately not in it.
A name, and the domains that would go with it.
The plan kept where you left it, the reasons behind it, and everyone who needs to argue with both.
Whether anybody already has it — free, and across every ending worth trying.
How it looks and how it reads, before a line of it is written.
The direction, and the words before the layout.
Applying one of the design languages, and adjusting it to suit you.
The frame around it, changing it while you watch, and showing you the real thing.
Writing it, changing it when you ask, and dropping working pieces in.
A kind of app or agent for your platform, from the shelf and yours from the first commit; what changed on the shelf, when you ask for it; and a chunk switched on for one tenant.
A real app in a folder on your own machine.
Checking it before anybody else sees it.
Looking at it before you do.
Somewhere to live, somewhere to run, and an address people can visit.
Switching it on, republishing on every change, somewhere to try first, and putting it back.
Something one of your users made, given an address, a domain of its own, or an agent — asked for by your product at runtime, never by a person.
Making an app a platform, and the key its product uses to ask for things. Its own skill because it is the one run that changes what an app is.
Keys, privacy, the network, and a record of who did what.
Who did what.
Keeping it alive, and knowing whether any of it works.
What you have, what it is doing, what broke, and every tenant your platform serves.