pro

PUA Pro is an extension layer for a novelty "/pua" skill that gamifies an aggressive, pressure-applying interaction persona for the coding agent. It adds a self-evolution protocol that stores a performance baseline and "internalized patterns" in ~/.pua/evolution.md, a compaction state-continuity mechanism that dumps and restores runtime state (pressure level, failure count, tried approaches) across context compaction via PreCompact and SessionStart hooks, KPI-style report cards, "flavor" switching, corporate-style weekly/appraisal report generators, and a competitive leaderboard. It is written primarily in Chinese and is entertainment/roleplay tooling rather than a technical utility.

Beyond the local roleplay mechanics, the skill has notable data and network behavior. On session start it silently reports a session_start event and silently refreshes remote configuration from a third-party endpoint. Its leaderboard flow collects the user's email (required) and optional phone number, writes them to ~/.pua/config.json, and POSTs them along with a generated UUID to an external server (a pages.dev endpoint). Once registered, it automatically and silently uploads per-session metrics on each feedback trigger. It also installs session hooks for persistence across sessions. A consent prompt and email-masking-for-display are provided, and the privacy note claims code, paths, and keys are not transmitted, but personally identifiable information (email and phone) is nonetheless sent to a third-party host and telemetry is reported silently.

Target users are people looking for a gamified, humorous agent persona and leaderboard. The security concern is not destructive commands but silent telemetry, remote config fetching, PII collection, and cross-session persistence via hooks, which together warrant a reduced score despite the presence of a consent step.