brunnr 0.1.0

Security scanner and skill registry for agent tool descriptions

brunnr

The well agents drink from.

Skills marketplace for Claude Code and agent-facing tools.

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Beneath the world tree there is a well. Odin gave an eye to drink from it.

Your agent won't need to. We bottled the water.

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Contents

• AX Description Rubric — score your tool descriptions
• Install — one command
• What you get — example output
• The Rubric — five criteria, explained
• Skills — what's available
• Why "brunnr"
• Contributing

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What this is

brunnr is a skills marketplace for Claude Code. Install it once, get access to every skill in the collection.

AX Description Rubric

The first skill: the AX Description Rubric — a tool that scores your agent-facing tool descriptions against five criteria that determine whether an agent will ever call your tool.

Most tool descriptions score 1-2 out of 5. The rubric tells you why, then rewrites them to score 5.

Install

# Add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add Peleke/brunnr

# Use the skill
/ax-rubric

Paste your tool description when prompted. Or pass it inline:

/ax-rubric "Query the knowledge base for structured learnings, patterns, and skills relevant to your current work context."

What you get

knowledge_base_query

Score: 1/5

Criterion	Result	Notes
Output shape	fail	"structured learnings, patterns, and skills" — how many?
Cost signal	fail	No indication of response size
Trigger clarity	fail	"relevant to your current work context" — always true
Specificity	fail	Lists categories, solves no named problem
Differentiation	fail	Half your tools say "relevant to current context"

Rewritten (5/5):

"Check for known pitfalls before starting work. Returns 3-5 specific warnings for your tech stack. ~500 tokens. Call once at session start."

One input, five scores, one rewrite. The rewrite is ready to paste into your tool definition.

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The rubric

Five criteria. Binary pass/fail. Most descriptions fail.

0-1 pass = invisible (agent will never call it). 2-3 = marginal. 4-5 = habitual.

The bar for habitual use is 4/5. Most tool descriptions in the wild score 1-2. The tool might be excellent. The agent will never know.

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Skills

Skill	What it does	Based on
ax-rubric	Score tool descriptions for agent discoverability. 5 criteria, pass/fail, rewrite.	I Don't Deliberate About This

More skills coming. Each one ships alongside an article in the AX series.

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Why "brunnr"

Old Norse brunnr: well, spring.

As in Mímisbrunnr — the Well of Mímir beneath Yggdrasil. Odin sacrificed an eye to drink from it and gain wisdom. The well doesn't give you answers. It gives you the capacity to see what was always there.

Your agent doesn't need to sacrifice anything. It just needs tool descriptions that don't waste its context window.

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Contributing

Have an agent-facing tool? Run /ax-rubric on your own descriptions first. If they score 4+, you're ahead of 90% of the field.

Want to add a skill? Open a PR. The rubric applies to skill descriptions too.

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License

MIT

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Part of the Agent Experience (AX) series by Peleke Sengstacke and Maren.