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ultrathink skill

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This skill displays colorful ANSI art spelling ultrathink when invoked, bringing a playful visual flourish to the conversation.

npx playbooks add skill intellectronica/agent-skills --skill ultrathink

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---
name: ultrathink
description: Display colorful ANSI art of the word "ultrathink". Use when the user says "ultrathink" or invokes /ultrathink.
---

# Ultrathink

When this skill is invoked, run this Bash command to display colourful ANSI art:

```bash
printf '\n  \033[1;31m╦ ╦\033[1;33m╦  \033[1;32m╔╦╗\033[1;36m╦═╗\033[1;34m╔═╗\033[1;35m╔╦╗\033[1;31m╦ ╦\033[1;33m╦\033[1;32m╔╗╔\033[1;36m╦╔═\033[0m\n  \033[1;31m║ ║\033[1;33m║   \033[1;32m║ \033[1;36m╠╦╝\033[1;34m╠═╣\033[1;35m ║ \033[1;31m╠═╣\033[1;33m║\033[1;32m║║║\033[1;36m╠╩╗\033[0m\n  \033[1;31m╚═╝\033[1;33m╩═╝\033[1;32m ╩ \033[1;36m╩╚═\033[1;34m╩ ╩\033[1;35m ╩ \033[1;31m╩ ╩\033[1;33m╩\033[1;32m╝╚╝\033[1;36m╩ ╩\033[0m\n\n'
```

Do not add any other output or commentary.

Overview

This skill displays colorful ANSI art that spells the word "ultrathink" in a bold, multi-color ASCII style. It triggers when a user types the keyword "ultrathink" or invokes the /ultrathink command. The output is pure terminal-friendly ANSI escape sequences intended for shells and terminal emulators that support color. It is focused solely on producing the decorative banner without additional commentary.

How this skill works

When invoked, the skill prints a block of text containing ANSI escape codes to the standard output. Terminal emulators interpret those codes and render the multi-colored ASCII banner for the word "ultrathink." The skill does not accept parameters and does not produce any other output beyond the banner. It is lightweight and runs instantly in environments that support ANSI colors.

When to use it

  • Add flair to CLI tools, scripts, or startup messages.
  • Signal mode transitions or special states in a terminal app.
  • Provide a branded banner when launching a command-line agent.
  • Decorate logs or interactive sessions for visual emphasis.
  • Quick demo or presentation to showcase a terminal feature.

Best practices

  • Use in terminal emulators that support ANSI color sequences to ensure correct rendering.
  • Avoid using in logs intended for machine parsing or storage, as escape codes can interfere with text processing.
  • Place the banner at the beginning of interactive sessions or explicit user-triggered actions to avoid clutter.
  • Keep the banner optional behind a flag or command to maintain clean output for automated runs.

Example use cases

  • Show a colorful startup banner when an agent initializes in a developer console.
  • Trigger a visual signature in an interactive CLI tool when entering a special command mode.
  • Present a branded header during a live demo to draw attention to tool identity.
  • Embed as an easter-egg command in a tooling suite for team culture and fun.

FAQ

Will the banner work in all terminals?

Most modern terminal emulators support ANSI color sequences; however, some minimal or remote consoles may not render colors correctly.

Can I change the colors or text?

The skill outputs a fixed ANSI sequence. To change colors or text, modify the underlying escape codes or replace the banner string in the skill implementation.