For Tee Too — Development skill for Claude Code
#sinaida-skill ✨ a skill that argues with your idea until it becomes something real.
How to install For Tee Too
This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no
exact command to give. Open sinaida-space/for-tee-too and copy the folder into
~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.
What For Tee Too does
#sinaida-skill ✨ a skill that argues with your idea until it becomes something real.
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README
for‑tee‑too
A Claude Code skill that argues with your idea until it becomes something real.
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What this actually is
`for-tee-too` is a [Claude Code](https://claude.com/product/claude-code) skill: a folder of instructions that turns a chat into a structured brainstorming session. Invoke it with `/for-tee-too` and it runs a guided, one‑question‑at‑a‑time conversation, mixing hard business scoping with the creative‑ideation toolkit from Sinaida's own experience in corporate and artistic environments.
It is not a chatbot that writes your project brief for you. It plays a studio partner who keeps asking “why” until the answer stops moving, then makes you defend the direction you land on.
Why it exists
Ideas rarely die from lack of talent. They die from three quieter failures:
- The blank page never gets a shape, because the freedom to do anything makes it impossible to do the first thing.
- The first workable idea becomes the only idea, because the brain rewards “found it” and stops looking.
- The creative part gets built without ever meeting the business part: no scope, no audience, no answer to “why does this matter, and to whom.”
Most AI brainstorming tools make this worse. Ask for ideas, get a wall of options, none of them yours. `for-tee-too` inverts the relationship: the model asks, offers, and pushes back. The user decides. The guide it's built on states the principle directly: *the model generates, you decide. Without filtering an answer through your own judgment, you get something statistically likely, not something good.*
How it works
A session moves through eight phases, each built from a question bank rather than a fixed script:
- Frame: what is this session for
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