When you're staring at a big ambition with almost no resources, this skill stops you from either giving up or thrashing around unproductively. It's built on Mao's "A Single Spark Can Start a Prairie Fire" essay, which is basically about picking one defensible position, getting it really solid, then expanding methodically from there. The workflow forces you to assess whether conditions actually support growth, choose a specific foothold that can be your base (not just a one-off experiment), and avoid "vagrant warfare" where you're jumping between ideas without accumulating anything. It includes a flow chart that checks whether your last position is stable before you move to the next one. Best for bootstrap projects and MVPs where the temptation is to either do too much at once or lose faith in small beginnings.
npx skills add https://github.com/hughyau/qiushi-skill --skill spark-prairie-fire