A complete engineering toolkit for Claude Code: premium skills, agent workflows, ADR/PRD templates, incident learning, and production-grade governance.
Stress-test and review architecture decisions — attack assumptions, audit option quality and reversibility, and probe distributed-systems failure modes. Use before any major architecture decision is approved.
Run a production incident end to end — triage, contain, investigate, resolve — then close the loop with a blameless postmortem, failure-mode prevention, and updated standards.
Produce a safe release plan with a premortem, explicit gates, success/failure signals, and rollback triggers. Covers rollout sequencing, canary strategy, and pre-launch failure analysis.
Map an unfamiliar repository before changing it — understand the structure, architecture, conventions, dependencies, scripts, and local development workflow before proposing or making changes.
Isolate the root cause of a bug, failure, or flaky test through disciplined hypothesis testing — and trace the full cause chain, not just the surface symptom.
Design and review queues, workers, and event-driven flows — idempotency, delivery guarantees, contract safety, and partial-failure handling. Covers Redis/BullMQ workers and async invariants/contracts.
Measure and improve engineering delivery performance using the four DORA metrics — deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate, and time to restore. Use to assess delivery health and find the next bottleneck.
Full PRD review in one pass through two lenses — engineering (feasibility, metrics, gaps, decision quality, dependencies, learning plan) and product/PM (right problem, right audience, solution quality, hypothesis strength, documentation completeness). Use before committing engineering effort to a PRD.
Assess whether a service is ready for production and operable at scale — reliability, capacity, infrastructure (Kubernetes/AWS), and operational excellence. Use before launch and in periodic service reviews.
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