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An AI skill for estimating AI-assisted and hybrid human+agent development work.
Early development. Formulas, multipliers, and default values are being actively calibrated and may change between versions.
- Installation — Setup for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, Aider, and more
- Quick Start — Your first estimate in 2 minutes
- Modes and Paths — Quick vs Detailed, Single vs Batch
- Cooperation Modes — Human-only, Hybrid, or Agent-first
- How It Works — The computation pipeline explained
- Task Types — Multipliers for different kinds of work
- Agent Effectiveness — Why larger tasks need more human effort
- Confidence Levels — Expected vs Committed estimates
- Cone of Uncertainty — How estimate ranges narrow over time
- PERT Statistics — Three-point estimation and confidence bands
- Small Council — Subagent validation for M+ tasks
- Formulas — Complete arithmetic, lookup tables, and JSON schema
- Questionnaire — All intake questions and what they feed
- Token Estimation — Token consumption and API cost estimation
- Tracker Integration — Linear, JIRA, ClickUp, GitHub Issues, Monday, GitLab, Asana, Azure DevOps, Zenhub, Shortcut
- Output Format — Summary-first ordering, batch tables, warnings
- Calibration — Tuning estimates with actuals
- PRED 25 — The primary accuracy metric
- Reference Stories — Anchoring estimates with real examples
- Anti-Patterns — Common estimation mistakes and how to avoid them
- Sprint Velocity — Mode-aware velocity tracking
- Deep Validation — 110k data points, 11 analyses, Parameter Audit Card
- Evals — Testing the skill with the Claude Skills 2.0 framework
- Calculator Generation — Generating standalone scripts in any language
- Research — Papers and studies behind the formulas
- Contributing — How to help improve the skill
Getting Started
Core Concepts
- How It Works
- Task Types
- Agent Effectiveness
- Confidence Levels
- Cone of Uncertainty
- PERT Statistics
- Small Council
Reference
Accuracy
Contributors