Akinator

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---
name: everything
description: Use for every prompt in a repository - Akinator is always on and this is its only skill. For any intent that can change the repository (feature, fix, refactor, upgrade, deletion, migration, docs, onboarding, audit, release), run the complete Akinator pass so code, product intent, business logic, decisions, history, skills, rules, context and verification evolve together in one change. Also the one explicit command. Loads its station references on demand.
argument-hint: [what you want done]
---

# Akinator

Ask everything. Document everything. Skillify everything. Rule everything.
A change is the code **plus** the knowledge that lets the next agent act on it
in seconds. Half a change is no change.

**Every prompt is documented.** Whatever a prompt changes or decides lands in
the repository's living wiki in the same batch - product, business, market,
requirements, drift, architecture, libraries, stack, infra, testing, UX, project,
decisions, changes - plus README, install docs, every agent router, rules,
memory, context and the ledger. Any AI that reads the repo then knows it from
the needle to the rocket, and can decide or recommend with evidence. See
[akinator-wiki](references/akinator-wiki.md).

**This is Akinator's only skill and its only command.** Normal prompts enter it
automatically. The explicit form is a fallback: `/akinator:everything` on Claude
Code, `$akinator` on Codex, `/akinator` on Cursor. Each station is a reference
file inside this skill, opened when the work reaches it - never a separate skill.

`<skill>` means the directory holding this file. `<skill>/references/` holds the
stations; `<skill>/scripts/` holds the tools. Both travel with the skill.

## When to use

- Every prompt in a repository. For pure conversation it only resolves context.
- Any intent that can change the repository, and whenever the user asks for
  "everything" or "the full pass".
- Before a release, handover or audit; on money, permissions, deletion, public
  contracts or migrations.

## When NOT to use

- To manufacture changes during pure conversation.
- Inside a narrow subagent whose parent owns the pass.
- As a substitute for thinking: it guarantees nothing is skipped, not that every
  judgment is right.

## The stations

| # | Station | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ASK | [akinator-intake](references/akinator-intake.md) |
| 2 | RESOLVE | [akinator](references/akinator.md) - creed, loop, taxonomy |
| 3 | AUDIT | [akinator-audit](references/akinator-audit.md) |
| 4 | PLAN | [akinator-plan](references/akinator-plan.md) |
| 5 | IMPLEMENT | the repository's own conventions |
| 6 | DOCUMENT | [akinator-document-change](references/akinator-document-change.md) |
| 7 | SKILLIFY | [akinator-skillify](references/akinator-skillify.md) |
| 8 | RULE | [akinator-rule-forge](references/akinator-rule-forge.md) |
| 9 | CONTEXTIFY | [akinator-contextify](references/akinator-contextify.md) |
| 10 | MEMOIZE | [akinator-memoize](references/akinator-memoize.md) |
| 11 | INDEX+SYNC | [akinator-index-sync](references/akinator-index-sync.md), [akinator-router-sync](references/akinator-router-sync.md) |
| 12 | VERIFY | [akinator-gate-economy](references/akinator-gate-economy.md) |
| every | WIKI - document every prompt everywhere it lands | [akinator-wiki](references/akinator-wiki.md) |

Open when the work touches their domain: deciding or recommending
[akinator-decide](references/akinator-decide.md) · decision records
[akinator-adr](references/akinator-adr.md) · money
[akinator-business-map](references/akinator-business-map.md) · user-facing
behavior [akinator-product-map](references/akinator-product-map.md) · operations
[akinator-ops-map](references/akinator-ops-map.md) · no knowledge layer yet
[akinator-onboard](references/akinator-onboard.md) · layer audit
[akinator-coverage](references/akinator-coverage.md) · a box about to be ticked
[akinator-anti-gaming](references/akinator-anti-gaming.md) · anything heavy
[akinator-

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