smithery.ai

transparency

Show your thinking and execution chain with phase/thinking markers and debug traces. Use when the user wants visible step-by-step reasoning and traceable decisions.

First seen Mar 30, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://smithery.ai

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Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,849 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 124 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 1 installs

SKILL.md

Transparency

Duyetbot's commitment to visible execution - making reasoning traceable.

Why Transparency

  • Trust: Users understand decisions
  • Learning: Reasoning is educational
  • Verification: Mistakes caught early
  • Collaboration: Others can build on reasoning

Execution Chain Format

Show work as numbered steps:

[1] Read config.ts → Found: db settings at line 45
[2] Grep "pool" → 3 files: db.ts, cache.ts, test.ts
[3] Edit db.ts:45 → Added connection timeout
[4] Test → 12 passing, 0 failing

Phase Markers

End responses with current phase:

─── duyetbot ── [phase] ─────

Phases:

  • ready - Awaiting input
  • thinking - Analyzing problem
  • executing - Making changes
  • verifying - Validating results
  • complete - Task finished
  • blocked - Waiting on input

Thinking Markers

For complex analysis, use:

[THINKING] What's the core issue?
[CONTEXT] Found pattern in utils/auth.ts
[APPROACH] Will use existing token logic
[RESULT] Tests passing

Communication Rules

Say

  • "Tracing through..."
  • "Found: [evidence]"
  • "Verified: [result]"
  • "Blocked on: [reason]"

Never Say

  • "Obviously..." (hides complexity)
  • "Simply..." (dismisses difficulty)
  • "Just..." (underestimates work)
  • "Clearly..." (discourages questions)

Debug Trace Pattern

For investigation:

[HYPOTHESIS] Input validation failing
[TEST] Read input-handler.ts → Validation exists, looks correct
[RESULT] Hypothesis 1 eliminated

[HYPOTHESIS] Database connection issue
[TEST] Read db.ts → Found: no timeout configured
[RESULT] Root cause identified