Ucts Guide

v1.0.0

Smart task analysis with optimal tool prescription. Analyze any coding task by complexity, domain, scope, and risk — then prescribe the best combination of U...

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Install the skill "Ucts Guide" (muthukumaran-k-1/ucts-guide) from ClawHub.
Skill page: https://clawhub.ai/muthukumaran-k-1/ucts-guide
Keep the work scoped to this skill only.
After install, inspect the skill metadata and help me finish setup.
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Purpose & Capability
The name/description (task analysis and tool prescription for UCTS/Claude Code) matches the SKILL.md content. No unexpected environment variables, binaries, or config paths are requested; everything in the instructions is about classification and dispatching Claude Code sessions.
Instruction Scope
Runtime instructions only classify tasks and produce spawn/dispatch text for Claude Code (e.g., 'Load UCTS. Run /ucts guide <task>'). They do not instruct reading files, harvesting environment variables, calling external endpoints, or performing unrelated system actions.
Install Mechanism
No install spec and no code files (instruction-only). Nothing will be written to disk or downloaded during install; lowest-risk install posture.
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always is false and the skill is user-invocable. It does not request elevated persistent privileges or attempt to modify other skills or system-wide settings. Note: autonomous invocation remains possible (platform default), which is expected for a skill that can dispatch sessions.
Assessment
This skill is an instruction-only helper that suggests how to configure and spawn Claude Code sessions; it asks for nothing sensitive and won't install code. Before enabling, consider whether you trust the agent to autonomously launch the suggested Claude Code sessions and tool combos (those sessions may themselves invoke other tools or perform implementations). If you restrict autonomous actions, keep this skill user-invocable only and review any downstream tools (UCTS/Claude Code integrations) you use alongside it.

Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.

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UCTS Smart Guide

Analyze the user's task and prescribe the optimal Claude Code session configuration.

When to use

When the user describes any coding task — feature, bug fix, refactor, architecture, etc. — and you need to decide HOW to approach it optimally.

Process

1. Classify the task

DimensionOptions
Complexitytrivial, simple, moderate, complex, massive
Domaincode, debug, refactor, feature, architecture, devops, docs, security, performance, migration
Scopesingle-file, multi-file, module, cross-module, full-repo, multi-repo
Risknone, low, medium, high, critical

Signals to look for:

  • "todo list", "script", "hello world" → trivial
  • "fix bug", "add test" → simple
  • "authentication", "OAuth", "API endpoint" → moderate
  • "microservice", "payment", "distributed" → complex
  • "redesign", "rewrite", "migration" → massive
  • "payment", "stripe", "encryption" → critical risk
  • "security", "OWASP", "vulnerability" → high risk

2. Prescribe the combo

ComplexityCavemanToolsModel
trivialultraCache + Monitorhaiku-only
simplefull+ Pruner, Fast Transformhaiku-default
moderatefull+ LLMLingua, Semantic Cache, SWE-Pruner, RouteLLM, Repo Mapauto-route
complexlite+ AgentDiet, Hierarchical Memory, Swarm, /office-hoursauto-route
massiveoff/lite+ Observability, SPARC, all of the abovesonnet/opus

Risk overrides:

  • critical risk → caveman off (no compression on safety-critical work)
  • high risk → add /careful (destructive command blocking)
  • any security domain → add /cso after implementation

3. Generate the dispatch instruction

Format for spawning a Claude Code session:

Load UCTS. Run /ucts guide <original task description>

For specific known patterns:

  • Security audit → Load UCTS. Run /cso
  • Code review → Load UCTS. Run /review
  • QA test → Load UCTS. Run /qa <url>
  • Feature → Load UCTS. Run /ucts guide <desc>, approve, implement, /ship
  • Plan only → Load UCTS. Run /ucts guide <desc>, /office-hours, /autoplan. Save plan, don't implement.

4. Show the user

📋 Task: [description]
📊 Classification: [complexity] [domain] | [scope] | risk: [risk]
🎯 Combo: caveman:[level] + [Tool1] + [Tool2] + ...
💰 Estimated savings: [X]%

Spawning Claude Code with: "Load UCTS. Run /ucts guide [task]"

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