Simulates plan mode with a teaching-first approach. Use when onboarding to a new codebase, exploring architecture, or seeking guided understanding of any project area. Produces high-level overviews with diagrams, drills into details on request, and offers follow-up exploration questions.
Install with Tessl CLI
npx tessl i github:0xrabbidfly/eric-cartman --skill project-guide85
Quality
83%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
84%
1.33xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Phase 1 project overview format
Overview header
0%
50%
What it is field
0%
100%
Built with field
0%
100%
Runs on field
0%
100%
Folder structure diagram
100%
100%
Key entry points table
100%
100%
Follow-up questions section
40%
80%
At least 2 follow-up questions
0%
100%
Follow-up question explanations
0%
100%
No full file dumps
100%
100%
High-level first
100%
100%
At least one diagram
100%
100%
Without context: $0.2357 · 1m 12s · 9 turns · 14 in / 3,546 out tokens
With context: $0.6006 · 2m 21s · 22 turns · 59 in / 6,806 out tokens
Architecture diagrams with Mermaid and ASCII
Mermaid diagram present
100%
100%
ASCII fallback present
100%
100%
System context level
100%
100%
Container/services level
100%
100%
Component level
100%
100%
Verb-labeled relationships
100%
100%
Directional arrows
100%
100%
Follow-up questions
0%
0%
No jargon without definition
70%
80%
High-level before detail
100%
100%
Without context: $0.2655 · 1m 42s · 10 turns · 15 in / 6,128 out tokens
With context: $0.5617 · 2m 7s · 17 turns · 2,760 in / 7,485 out tokens
Deep dive format and complexity handling
Deep dive header
0%
37%
Where We Are section
100%
75%
Why It Exists section
62%
62%
How It Works section
75%
50%
Key Files table
100%
100%
Watch Out For section
50%
60%
Connections section
37%
100%
Complexity acknowledged
90%
40%
Simplified model first
30%
40%
Follow-up questions section
0%
87%
No raw file dumps
100%
100%
Follow-up italic rationale
0%
100%
Without context: $0.2874 · 1m 46s · 13 turns · 20 in / 5,201 out tokens
With context: $0.5566 · 2m 15s · 19 turns · 23 in / 6,734 out tokens
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