manager-dot-dev/manager-skills

Skills for engineering managers

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team-health

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Helps engineering managers assess and improve team health across morale, cohesion, delivery culture, and engagement — produces Google's 5 Factors (Project Aristotle), a 4-state team health diagnosis (Falling Behind / Treading Water / Repaying Debt / Innovating), a 5-zone intensity model, the Engagement Stack, the…

not rated 110 +1 3mo ago A 219 tokens original MIT

manager-dot-dev/manager-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Helps engineering managers work effectively with Software Architects, Staff Engineers, and Principal Engineers — covers the EM's side of the relationship (responsiveness, proactive consultation, giving credit), how to advocate for architect time, pre-consultation preparation, and the two architecture team models…

not rated 110 +1 3mo ago A 141 tokens original MIT

working-with-pm

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Helps engineering managers build a functional PM–EM partnership and become more product-oriented — produces a 3-pattern PM–EM dynamic model (PM-Led / Engineering-Led / Fake Balanced), a true partnership definition, the "It's Important to Me" card for navigating disagreements, tips for getting engineers closer to…

not rated 110 +1 3mo ago A 178 tokens original MIT

manager-dot-dev/manager-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Helps engineering managers write messages, announcements, and stakeholder updates that land well — produces a 3-Step Writing Framework (Prepare / Write Simply / Run a Garbage Collector), the Async Re-Explanation Trap (calling out missed messages), and the Compression/Decompression model for diagnosing why messages are…

not rated 110 +1 3mo ago A 133 tokens original MIT

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