nuwa-skill

Nuwa (女娲) is a sophisticated skill creation engine designed for high-fidelity cognitive simulation. By leveraging a swarm of parallel research agents, Nuwa analyzes a subject's writings, improvisational conversations, decision-making heuristics, and external critical perspectives to distill their unique 'thinking framework.' It goes beyond surface-level emulation, identifying mental models, expression DNA, and intellectual anti-patterns to create a runnable cognitive operating system. This tool is intended for researchers, strategists, and knowledge workers who need to stress-test their decisions against the intellectual frameworks of experts or historical figures.

• Multi-agent swarm architecture targeting six dimensions: writings, deep conversations, expression DNA, external criticism, decision records, and personal timelines.

• Systematic extraction of core mental models, decision-making heuristics, and boundary-setting (anti-patterns) for authentic cognitive modeling.

• Automated generation of a self-contained skill directory containing research assets, evidence-based logs, and a final, usable perspective skill.

• Strict source quality management, including a curated list of authoritative sources and exclusion of low-value content like general-purpose encyclopedias.

• Input a target name to initiate the recursive research pipeline, resulting in a structured research directory and a persona-based skill.

• Best utilized for creating thinking advisors, decision-reference agents, and complex role-play environments.

• Constraints include a requirement for sufficient source availability; the engine prioritizes honest, evidenced-based results over speculative generation.

• Always review the research quality summary generated at the end of the research phase to understand the confidence score and information gaps of the generated skill.