sramji/awesome-superpowers

An SDLC skill kit that extends Superpowers for Claude Code: rigor passes, a code-review gate, reflection, and multi-chunk execution.

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sramji/awesome-superpowers

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when a large cross-cutting task (code review remediation, migration, refactor) has 5+ independent items spanning multiple files — breaks work into autonomous sequential chunks with shared tracking.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 44 tokens original MIT

sramji/awesome-superpowers

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when starting creative/design work in a project — wraps superpowers:brainstorming with a fresh-subagent test-rigor review after the spec is written, so the spec absorbs failure-mode coverage before any plan is built on top. Replaces direct use of superpowers:brainstorming for project work.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 68 tokens original MIT

sramji/awesome-superpowers

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when writing an implementation plan in a project — wraps superpowers:writing-plans with a fresh-subagent test-rigor review loop (≤3 rounds) after the plan is written. Each round asks "what realistic failure mode would survive these tests?" and either extends the plan or marks gaps out-of-scope in a Deferred Risks…

not rated 3 1mo ago A 89 tokens original MIT

sramji/awesome-superpowers

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when wrapping up a work session, completing the last step of a session plan, or the user signals they are done, finishing up, or ending for today. Also use when about to write a session summary or update the project dev log.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 55 tokens original MIT

sramji/awesome-superpowers

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when implementation is complete and you're ready to finish a branch — mandatory code review gate before reflection and merge. Replaces direct use of superpowers:finishing-a-development-branch.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 42 tokens original MIT

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