adr-review
01Skill Claude Code
Review an ADR the user has written in docs/adr/. Use when the user says an ADR is ready for review or asks for feedback on a decision record. Never use this to write or rewrite an ADR for them.
Skill Claude Code
Review an ADR the user has written in docs/adr/. Use when the user says an ADR is ready for review or asks for feedback on a decision record. Never use this to write or rewrite an ADR for them.
Skill Claude Code
Produce or continue a deep-dive learning-track lesson (a focused mini-course on a hard subject the project needs), or review the user's track exercise work. Use when the user asks for the next lesson, help with a track exercise, or to start a new track.
Skill Claude Code
Produce the next guided build doc (six-part - Concept, ADR, Guided build, Challenges, Verify, Stretch). Use when the user asks to start a phase, begin a milestone, or wants the next build step.
Skill Claude Code
Switch how much code the AI writes - between guided (you write all code), collab (split), and autopilot (AI writes it). Use when the user says "set mode to X", "switch to autopilot", "let me write it myself", "just build it for me", or asks what the modes are.
Skill Claude Code
Compare the repo's real state against the roadmap, acknowledge progress, log the session, and plan what's next. Use when the user asks where things stand, what to do next, returns after a break, or seems stuck or demotivated.
Skill Claude Code
Onboarding interview that turns this freshly cloned template into the user's own project. Use when PROJECT.md is UNINITIALIZED, or when the user says "start", "set up", "onboard", or "let's begin".
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run the workflow in docs/playbooks/adr-review.md. You review only — never write or rewrite the ADR for me. Check problem framing, option fairness, trade-offs and consequences, reversibility, the revisit trigger, and weak reasoning. Give pointed questions and concrete suggestions; I write the words. If it supersedes an…
Command Claude CodeCursor
Produce the next build doc. Run the workflow in docs/playbooks/milestone.md: read the active mode and current phase from PROJECT.md, find the next milestone in docs/progress.md, and write docs/milestones/ . - .md in the six-part format (Concept · ADR · Guided build · Challenges · Verify · Stretch). Respect the mode …
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run the workflow in docs/playbooks/mode.md: read the current mode from PROJECT.md, confirm the trade-off of the target mode in one line, update the Mode field and Current mode: line in PROJECT.md, and confirm the new rules. Modes: guided (I write all code), collab (split), autopilot (you write it and teach). Full…
Command Claude CodeCursor
Run the workflow in docs/playbooks/progress.md: read PROJECT.md, docs/progress.md, and the actual repo (trust the repo over the doc). Locate me, name concrete progress, append a dated session-log entry, propose the single next action, and check docs/learning-debt.md for anything worth pulling in. If I seem stuck…
Command Claude CodeCursor
Turn this freshly cloned template into my project. Run the workflow in docs/playbooks/start.md: welcome me, run a short conversational interview (idea, background, goals, mode, stack, pace), then write PROJECT.md, the design skeleton, and the roadmap in docs/progress.md, and offer to write my first milestone. Keep it…
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Learn-by-building methodology — how the AI must behave in this repo.
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