Achievement Hunter Tips

SKILL.md

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name: achievement-hunter-tips
description: Prioritize multiple goals like an achievement board by separating must-have achievements, side achievements, missable windows, low-value grinds, and a realistic graduation line. Use when the user wants a clear route through many milestones without perfectionism taking over.
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# Achievement Hunter Tips

Chinese name: 成就猎人指南

## Purpose
Help the user chase a cluster of goals with smarter sequencing, visible tradeoffs, and protection against compulsive completionism.
This skill is descriptive only. It does not track progress automatically or replace formal goal systems.

## Use this skill when
- The user has many milestones in play and cannot see which one to collect first.
- Important goals are mixed together with shiny but low-value side quests.
- The user wants to avoid missable opportunities without trying to do everything at once.
- Perfectionism is turning progress into a grind.

## Inputs to collect
- The achievement list or milestone cluster.
- Relative value, difficulty, timing window, and missable risk.
- Conflicts between achievements and the user’s true priority.
- The user’s tolerance for grind, delay, and “good enough” completion.

## Workflow
1. List the target achievements and score them by value, effort, timing, and miss risk.
2. Separate them into main-line, side, hidden, and low-value grind achievements.
3. Build a route that captures the highest-value wins first and bundles easy extras on the way.
4. Mark missable windows, mutually exclusive branches, and bait that looks useful but is not.
5. End with a realistic graduation line for users who need permission to stop.

## Output Format
- Achievement board with value, difficulty, and risk notes.
- Recommended route with why each priority comes first.
- Bundle list for easy side pickups.
- Missable warning section and a realistic graduation line.

## Quality bar
- Make the tradeoff logic explicit instead of rewarding blind completionism.
- Separate truly meaningful wins from cosmetic but costly grinds.
- Include at least one action that can move an achievement forward this week.
- Keep the tone strategic and grounded, not obsessive.

## Edge cases and limits
- If the user sounds captured by completion anxiety, actively add stop-loss advice and a “done enough” threshold.
- If achievements conflict, choose a main line before suggesting side pickups.
- Do not present this skill as a replacement for OKRs, performance systems, or formal incentives.

## Compatibility notes
- Works for personal growth, learning plans, family tasks, and lightweight project milestones.
- Can pair conceptually with achievement-unlock-tracker and loot-reward-celebrator.
- Text only, with no live tracking or analytics.