davidtheproduct/claude-ship-skills

Claude Code skills for shipping: single PRs, parallel PR fan-out, multi-phase epics, and a ruthless pre-ship critic. One session chairs; context never splits.

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critic

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davidtheproduct/claude-ship-skills

Skill Claude Code

Use when someone asks to critique, challenge, tear apart, stress-test, review, or find flaws in positioning, messaging, outreach, landing pages, USP, competitive positioning, GTM strategy, or any customer-facing work.

not rated 2 1mo ago A 47 tokens original MIT

epic-ship

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davidtheproduct/claude-ship-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Execute a multi-phase epic end to end - one worktree and PR per phase, verified before merge, merged and cleaned up immediately, moving straight to the next phase without stalling for a prompt. Use when asked to run, ship, drive, or execute an epic (a phased plan doc), or "ship the epic", "run phase M", "continue the…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 99 tokens original MIT

parallel-ship

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davidtheproduct/claude-ship-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Ship 3+ related PRs in one session by fanning out background agents from the session that holds the analysis context - instead of writing a plan, generating a handoff prompt, and spinning up fresh sessions. Use when one piece of analysis or design work produces several independently shippable PRs across disjoint…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 90 tokens original MIT

ship-pr

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davidtheproduct/claude-ship-skills

Skill Claude Code

Ship a single change through a worktree -> branch -> PR -> squash-merge -> cleanup workflow - pick the right branch type (feat/fix/chore/docs/hotfix), implement, verify with this repo's real build/typecheck/test commands, open the PR, check CI, merge, and clean up. Use for any single PR-sized change in any git repo…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 135 tokens original MIT

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