Generate Use Case specifications in English Markdown following the IT BA standard 13-field template (Karl Wiegers / IIBA). Use whenever a BA needs to scope, analyze, document, refine, or review a Use Case. Triggers include "write a use case", "draft UC", "use case specification", "analyze UC scope", "split feature…
Business Analyst Skill. Triggered when users ask about business analysis, industry research, competitive analysis, product analysis, business model analysis, business opportunity discovery, market entry strategy, investment decisions, strategic planning, due diligence, and other strategic topics. Delivers in-depth…
A business and financial analysis skill with multiple data sources and several analysis modes. It supports reports, competitor comparisons, industry models, macroeconomic research, and scenario analysis.
A business-analysis skill that checks whether a newer version is available and can guide an upgrade. The provided details do not fully describe its analysis work.
BABOK 6.4 skill — Define Change Strategy. Use this skill when the BA has completed the current/future state analysis and risk assessment and is ready to define the strategy: choose a change option (bigbang/phased/pilotfirst), assess organizational readiness, compare options against weighted criteria, and lock down the…
BABOK Chapter 3 skill — Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring. Use this skill whenever a business analyst is starting a new project or initiative and needs to plan their approach to the work. Triggers: "how should I approach this project", "which methodology to choose", "who are my stakeholders", "how to organize…
Skill for BABOK 7.4 — Define Requirements Architecture. Use this skill when the BA wants to build a coherent picture out of scattered requirements: define architecture layers, set up views (viewpoints), and link requirements to system components. Triggers: "requirements architecture", "requirements layers"…
Verifies the V-Model artifact graph: Epics, Features, ADRs, PLANs, Backlog, Wayfinder rows, code refs. Syntactic and semantic modes. Explicit user command for "consistency check", "graph check", "dead links", "orphan features", or before a release; routine enforcement runs via the pre-commit hook, not per phase.
Guides users through the V-Model workflow: takes stock of the project state, recommends the next phase skill, audits handoff state, and runs the Closing Handoff after a green security audit. Explicit user command for "where do I start", "what comes next", "wo bin ich gerade", "was kommt jetzt". Never for individual…
One entry point for repos that predate current DIA conventions: brownfield onboarding (existing codebase, legacy code, reverse engineer, we already have code) and legacy DIA upgrades (migrate v1/v2, upgrade DIA, FEATURE to FEAT, restructure backlog). Detects repo state, then runs a reverse walk, a script pass, or a…
A resume and job-description tool for comparing a person’s experience with a specific job opening. It can create a reusable master resume and tailored versions for individual applications.
A three-level method for understanding an industry: a broad overview, deeper research, and business judgement. It examines the supply chain, competitors, and market structure.
Orchestrator for open-ended analytics requests. Use when the user has a business question and a dataset but has not scoped which analysis type to run. Always runs data-quality-check → exploratory-data-analysis first, then dynamically selects any combination of diagnostic skills based on EDA findings, and closes with…
Use when a team makes a causal claim from observational data and the AI should assess counterfactual quality, alternative explanations, and next-step rigor.
Use when an analysis of data, a CSV, a spreadsheet, a dashboard, or a KPI needs to be communicated to executives, PMs, operators, or cross-functional teams in a concise, decision-oriented format.
Use this skill whenever a business analyst, architect, or project team needs to produce a Capability Map — even if they don't use that exact term. Trigger on phrases like: "map out what the business does", "identify our capabilities", "build a capability model", "what capabilities do we need for this initiative"…
Use this skill whenever a business analyst, architect, or project team needs to identify, define, and structure the core business objects (concepts) of a domain — even if they don't use that exact term. Trigger on phrases like: "what are the key things the business manages", "define our business objects", "build a…
Use this skill whenever a business analyst, architect, or project team needs to identify, map, or analyse value streams — even if they don't use that term. Trigger on phrases like: "map out how we deliver value", "end-to-end process", "customer journey from our side", "how does a booking become a completed stay"…
An internal Chinese-language case-search module for finding a matching example from 71 real troubleshooting cases based on the problem and its context.
A guided problem-diagnosis skill for situations involving a business, product, content, career choice, partnership, or difficulty getting work done. It turns a person's account of the situation into a structured discussion and possible next steps.
An interactive Chinese-language system for learning business thinking. It explains ideas such as supply chains, customer demand, products, traffic, teams, profit, bottlenecks, and learning through principles, processes, examples, and self-checks.
Use when pursuing, defending, expanding, or recovering a client account or project opportunity. Use when applying the Account Plan consulting method and when a user asks for Account Plan, method execution, structured diagnosis, or action planning.
Use when many raw ideas, observations, quotes, pain points, risks, requirements, or research notes need to be grouped into natural themes. Use when applying affinity diagramming, affinity mapping, KJ method, qualitative clustering, theme synthesis, or sensemaking from messy inputs.