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* feat(skill): add genius-life core skill files

Add genius-life/SKILL.md and the six references/ files (creative-process,
practice-mode, development-mode, practices-catalog, evidence-basis,
scope-and-safety) as original synthesis from the mission research library,
with copyright-compliant paraphrase, named-fellow attribution, and honest
framing. Templates, README, evals, and catalog integration ship in later
features.

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* feat(skill): add genius-life templates, README, and evals

Add six fillable worksheets (talent audit, session plan, project
worksheet, conditions audit, incubation log, risk and failure review),
a human-facing README with the repository's required sections, and a
12-case eval manifest covering both modes and the required boundary
behaviors.

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* feat(skill): add genius-life to catalog and regenerate artifacts

Add the genius-life README catalog entry at its sorted position and
regenerate llms.txt, .claude-plugin/marketplace.json, .codex-plugin/plugin.json,
and .agents/plugins/marketplace.json from their generators.

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Project Worksheet

A working sheet for developing a concrete project, idea, or problem through Prepare → Immerse → Incubate → Capture → Verify. Fill it in as you go; it is a tool, not a report.

Prepare — the real problem

  • Problem in my own words: ____________
  • What this project is really about: ____________
  • What made me start it: ____________
  • What success would look like: ____________

Reframings

  • A broader statement: ____________
  • A narrower statement: ____________
  • A metaphor for the problem: ____________
  • A hypothetical restatement (what if the constraint were gone?): ____________

Constraints

  • Time: ____________
  • Resources: ____________
  • Context: ____________

Immerse — doing and studying

  • What I will make, draft, prototype, or practice: ____________
  • What I will study (including material from outside my field): ____________
  • Raw material to collect without interpreting: ____________
  • Conditions (environment, tools, time): ____________

Incubate — the deliberate break

  • Break activity: ____________
  • When the break starts and when it ends: ____________
  • Capture system (where fragments will land): ____________
  • Open questions to keep in mind: ____________

Capture — fragments

Add fragments as they arrive, without judging them.




Verify — checklist

  • The idea has a concrete form (outline, draft, prototype, first version)
  • I chose what to keep and let the rest go
  • The result matches the question I framed. Where it misses: ____________
  • There is a next version or a place to rest it, framed as temporary
  • Review: what changed, what I learned, what feeds the next round

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