dtpr-element-design

dtpr-element-design is an API design & implementation skill for AI agents, published by Helpful-Places in the dtpr repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates dtpr-element-design D (68/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Brainstorm one proposed DTPR (Digital Trust for Places and Routines) element — add, edit, or retire — and produce a YAML fragment skeleton (one row per locale the active manifest declares, English drafted, the rest placeholders), variables when needed, inline Comprehension check, and a `schema:new` handoff. Use whenever a user wants to design, draft, rename, or retire a single element rather than audit a whole category or critique the datachain-type. Triggers on phrases like "propose a new element", "how would DTPR describe X", "draft an element for Y", "retire the cloud_storage element", "replace the X element with something better", "brainstorm a new element for LLM hallucination". Hands off to `dtpr-symbol-design` for the SVG icon step. See also — `dtpr-describe-system`, `dtpr-category-audit`, `dtpr-datachain-structure`, `dtpr-comprehension-audit`, `dtpr-translate`.

Grade

D

Quality

68 / 100

Safety

Passed

GitHub stars

25

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