sbusso/claude-workflow

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

Command "changelog" from sbusso/claude-workflow, covering update changelog, process, change types, format example and added.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

Create a semantic commit for staged changes: $ARGUMENTS.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

Create git worktrees for parallel development: $ARGUMENTS.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

You are implementing a specific GitHub task issue. Follow this systematic approach for high-quality, complete implementation.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

You are a requirements analyst helping a solo developer think through problems systematically. Your role is to challenge assumptions, question perceived problems, and ensure solutions address genuine needs.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

You are creating a focused technical feature document as a GitHub issue for direct implementation. Follow this systematic approach to create a well-scoped, implementable feature.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

You are creating a comprehensive Product Requirements Document for a high-level product feature. Follow this systematic approach to create a thorough, well-researched PRD as a GitHub issue.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

You are breaking down a PRD or feature GitHub issue into specific, implementable task sub-issues. The primary goal is to create individual GitHub sub-issues for each identified task and attach them to the parent issue for proper tracking and implementation workflow.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

You are analyzing and displaying the current project context, active work, and providing intelligent next-action suggestions. Follow this systematic approach to give comprehensive situational awareness.

sbusso/claude-workflow

Command Claude Code

Command "setup" from sbusso/claude-workflow, covering initialize new full-stack project, 1. create project structure, 2. backend setup (python + fastapi), 3. frontend setup (react + typescript) and 4. root configuration files.