Генерация персонажного скилла из источников

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huashu-nuwa is a Claude Code skill that takes a person's name, a topic, or even a vague need and automatically researches sources, distills a thinking framework, and generates a ready-to-run perspective skill. Two entry paths are supported: a clear name triggers direct distillation, while an ambiguous request triggers a diagnostic conversation to identify the right candidate before distillation begins. The core of the process is six parallel subagents covering distinct dimensions — writings, long-form interviews, expressive DNA, external views, decisions, and a personal timeline — each saving results to structured files inside `.claude/skills/[name]-perspective/`. The output captures how a person thinks rather than what they said: mental models, decision heuristics, signature language, and honest limits of the skill. It suits anyone building a personal library of on-demand thinking advisors inside Claude, from well-known figures like Munger or Feynman to niche thinkers with user-provided first-hand materials.