A Claude Code planning & orchestration harness for the BMAD Method by the BMAD Code Organization (https://github.com/bmad-code-org/BMAD-METHOD). Facilitates the BMAD planning lifecycle — brainstorm, research, product brief, SPEC, PRD, UX, architecture, epics & stories — then orchestrates conflict-free…
A beginner-friendly desktop-agent workflow: shape rough requests, review plans before acting, and leave handoff notes. Optional second opinions work when Codex or Gemini are already set up.
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Grounds a coding agent's architecture decisions in real arXiv prior art: parallel isolated reads of papers found category-wise (divergence), converged into one recommended path with citations, a first step, and known failure modes to avoid.
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19 software engineering skills from Code Complete, APOSD, GoF, and Clean Architecture, driving a research → plan → build workflow: a quiet build loop that asks only at one-way doors, batched cross-phase review on a configurable cadence by a single sonnet reviewer, wave-parallel phase execution in isolated worktrees…
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Arch Studio — governed AEC skills and portable studio workflows for Codex and Claude Code: initialize a studio workspace, create registered projects, maintain linked project records, or route work across NYC due diligence, site planning, zoning, programming, specifications, sustainability, FF&E, materials research…
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Skills and MCP tools for walkerOS - the open-source event data collection platform. Learn architecture, create sources/destinations/transformers, validate events, bundle flows locally, and manage projects and deployments through the hosted walkerOS MCP server.
Codely's team skills: planning, docs, OpenSpec, and git conventions.
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