Roadmap

• Tease: Maintain the skills Sam uses before expanding the catalog.
• Lede: The collection already ships two independently installable skills, shared marketplace packaging, and public human and machine documentation.
• Why it matters: Growth is useful only when each addition remains focused, portable, and verified.
• Go deeper: Finish the evidence and automation work below before treating collection size as progress.

Available now

• Public ThatGuySam/skills repository.
• Standalone htma-measure skill.
• Standalone zach-prompting skill.
• Open Skills CLI discovery and installation.
• Codex marketplace and plugin installation.
• Claude Code marketplace and plugin installation.
• Calibrated memo template and JSON output contract.
• Public documentation and machine-readable llms*.txt surfaces.

Next

1. Collect real-world HTMA Measure memos and calibration outcomes.
2. Review whether repeated HTMA Measure failure modes belong in its core skill or a reference.
3. Add installation smoke tests to continuous integration.
4. Publish versioned releases when a published skill’s contract changes.
5. Consider publishing more skills only when each works independently and has a clear public use case.

Expansion gate

A new public skill belongs in this repository only when it is:

• specific enough to trigger reliably;
• self-contained or honest about optional dependencies;
• verified on realistic tasks;
• free of private workspace context;
• documented with install and use examples; and
• licensed for public reuse.