adam-s-k-i

7 mods across 1 repository, 2 stars between them.

adam-s-k-i/super-backlog

Skill Claude Code

Summarize current project state from Backlog.md (task counts, in-progress work, milestones) and point to the Project Dashboard. Use when the user asks for status, progress, or a project overview.

not rated 2 changed 5d ago A 47 tokens original MIT

spec-to-backlog

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adam-s-k-i/super-backlog

Skill Claude Code

Convert an approved design/implementation plan (from brainstorming/writing-plans) into reviewed Backlog.md tasks with acceptance criteria, milestones and dependencies. Use after a design is approved, when the user asks to decompose work into tasks, or before starting planned work in this project.

not rated 2 changed 5d ago A 61 tokens original MIT

task-review-gate

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adam-s-k-i/super-backlog

Skill Claude Code

Enforce the human review checkpoint before implementation starts. Use at session start on an existing task, right after spec-to-backlog created tasks, or when the user asks to implement a specific task. Presents the task, its pipeline phase and acceptance criteria, then waits for explicit approval before any code.

not rated 2 changed 5d ago A 64 tokens original MIT

adam-s-k-i/super-backlog

Skill Claude Code

Create or refresh backlog/docs/architecture.yml, the curated source of the project summary page (architecture diagram, flows, highlights, tech stack, commands). Use when the user asks for a project summary, an architecture overview or diagram, or after structural changes to the codebase.

not rated 2 changed 5d ago A 58 tokens original MIT

project-profile

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adam-s-k-i/super-backlog

Skill Claude Code

Create or revise backlog/docs/critical-areas.md, the project profile that names the areas where work always runs on the top tier. Use when the file is missing, the user asks for it, the project changed substantially, a misclassification caused a mistake, or sbl doctor reports the profile as provisional.

not rated 2 changed 5d ago A 65 tokens original MIT

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