I shared the first version of this here earlier, and the feedback shaped the next versions. advise-project-approach is an open-source SKILL.md that makes AI project advice more evidence-based. AI often says things like “use Supabase”, “add Docker”, “rewrite the structure”, or “looks good to ship” without showing what evidence it used. So the skill pushes the agent to check repo evidence, comparable real projects, pricing/operating cost, migration risk, tradeoffs, and when the recommendation becomes wrong. It works in 3 stages: pre-build strategy mid-build course correction post-build review Since v1, I added less popularity bias from comparables, bounded inspection for large codebases, clearer tradeoffs, cost/vendor checks, and more vendor-agnostic usage. Repo: https://github.com/AaravKashyap12/advise-project-approach Would love hard scenarios where normal AI project advice fails. submitted by /u/Scared_Objective_345
Originally posted by u/Scared_Objective_345 on r/ClaudeCode