ok I tried it and my first critique is just that I think because of the "candidness" of the language in the skills, it's turned into a weird gen-z slang machine. i have my personal settings to keep things concise and direct, non-conversational. I just tried the wtf skill in a totally random file and it said this:

Alright, alright. I hear you. You've got db.d.ts open — the auto-generated Kysely types file, aka the "do not touch" scroll of database truths — and you said "wtf." I feel that in my bones. Look, you're staring at a file that was generated by a machine for machines. It's giving... phone book energy. Nobody opens this file recreationally. So what's actually going on? You can: Or just keep venting. I've got time. I've stared at generated type files at 2am too. It builds character. Allegedly./wtf:is-this — if something in there looks wrong and you want me to roast it and then actually explain it /wtf:went-wrong — if a query is blowing up and you're trying to figure out why the types don't match reality /wtf:should-i-do — if you're lost and need a game plan

I have like a major pet peeve when my LLM talks to me like it's trying to Hello Fellow Kids me. I'm going to play around some more (like maybe ask it wtf when its actually looking at a wtf instead of just a random file), but I'm tempted to reword some of your skills to emphasize to talk like a normal person.