ql-wade

10 mods across 1 repository, 6 stars between them.

sdd-apply

01

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Command Claude Code

Execute SDD workflow tasks.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 5 tokens

sdd-continue

02

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Command Claude Code

Continue SDD workflow - create next artifact.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 8 tokens

sdd-new

03

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Command Claude Code

Start a new SDD (Skill-Driven Development) workflow.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 12 tokens

sdd-status

04

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Command Claude Code

Show SDD workflow status.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 5 tokens

trinity-apply

05

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A tracked task-execution skill that uses planning files and the OpenSpec command-line tool to carry out implementation work.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 40 tokens

trinity-archive

06

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A tracked, three-part process for archiving completed changes, using planning-with-files and the OpenSpec command-line tool. The description does not explain those supporting tools in more detail.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 41 tokens

trinity-continue

07

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A tracked continuation workflow for OpenSpec changes, using planning files and the OpenSpec command-line tool. OpenSpec is a tool for managing structured software changes.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 49 tokens

trinity-ff

08

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A tracked three-stage workflow that creates a proposal, specifications, design, and task list through planning-with-files and OpenSpec FF.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 35 tokens

trinity-new

09

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A tracked, three-part workflow for creating a change with planning files and the OpenSpec command-line tool.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 43 tokens

trinity-verify

10

ql-wade/sdd-cli

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A change-verification skill based on a three-part process that uses planning-with-files and OpenSpec. OpenSpec is a method for describing and checking software changes.

not rated 6 5mo ago A 42 tokens

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