Building a listed tool

Drew Ritter

Member of Technical Staff, Prime Radiant; contributor to Superpowers, named behind the Superpowers listing on Anchor Terminal.

Member of Technical Staff, Prime Radiant; contributor to Superpowers

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What Drew builds

  • Superpowers B · Code & developer platforms

    Superpowers is an MIT-licensed library of 15 agent skills and a session-start bootstrap that steer coding agents through brainstorming, a design, a plan, test-driven implementation by subagents and code review. Its README gives install steps for 16 coding agents.

    Member of Technical Staff, Prime Radiant; contributor to Superpowers, researched 30 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

  • Jesse Vincent Founder, Prime Radiant; creator and maintainer of Superpowers

Questions

Who is Drew Ritter?

Drew Ritter is member of Technical Staff at Prime Radiant; contributor to Superpowers.

What does Prime Radiant make?

Anchor Terminal lists Superpowers from Prime Radiant. Superpowers is an MIT-licensed library of 15 agent skills and a session-start bootstrap that steer coding agents through brainstorming, a design, a plan, test-driven implementation by subagents and code review. Its README gives install steps for 16 coding agents.

How are Drew's tools graded?

Superpowers is graded B, 64.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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