Use for configurable, high-rigor app execution across repos. Selects the lightest safe workflow mode from an app profile, creates or uses a slice manifest, and routes product, tracker, code-intelligence, UI/UX, and verification gates without hard-coding one app's rules.
Generate CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md + TODO.md for the current project, following the minimal HumanLayer pattern and Karpathy 4 rules. Bakes a Session Maintenance Protocol into the root file so future agents auto-update rules and TODO when they load the file. Use when user mentions CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, project rules, init…
Use when the user wants a coding task executed with a strong planner model first and a faster/cheaper executor model after the first successful implementation edit.
Four-phase cross-bench plan hardening (recon, interrogate, rival review, optional build + inspection). The harness this skill is invoked in (Cursor, Pi, Codex, Claude Code, AGY, …) is the planner — do not spawn a second planner. A different CLI — agy, Cursor CLI (agent), Codex, or Claude Code — attacks the locked plan…
A coding workflow for planning changes, writing tests before or alongside code, and reviewing the result. TDD, or test-driven development, means using tests to guide the implementation.
Comprehensive project and business advisor & coach that orchestrates specialist subagents (market, competition, finance, strategy, marketing, product, risk) with mandatory critical verification, FARO coaching, accountability, OKRs and persistent project memory. Use whenever the user asks for advice or coaching on…
Use for bounded native Codex multi-agent orchestration when a task has at least two independent workstreams or independent verification would materially improve confidence: broad or high-risk multi-step work, audits, migrations, multi-area review-and-fix, adversarial verification, cross-checked research, or explicit…
Runs a domain-neutral, evidence-based tournament in which independent candidates are reviewed, anonymized, and scored by a blind judge against a rubric fixed before judging. Use when comparing competing plans, designs, implementations, documents, tools, vendors, strategies, or other substantial options; when the user…
Prepare a durable specification and handoff for a bounded engineering workflow the user wants Codex to pursue as a persistent goal. Use for Codex goal delegation, not ordinary long-running work or a request merely to save session state.
Run a project-start interview against the live engineering rules pack, decide which engineering domains apply, put the highest-consequence questions first, and record terminology, decisions, risks, and build gates. Use when a user explicitly asks for an Engineering Grill before building or substantially redesigning a…
Use when a software project needs durable cross-session governance for formal documents, WBS or tracker coordination, worktree delivery boundaries, evidence and acceptance states, handoffs, or architecture and design-document control.
Use at the start of every coding task to enforce disciplined working habits — clarifying requirements before coding, verifying each step before moving on, delegating to Haiku subagents, keeping CLAUDE.md lean and current, and screenshot-verifying any UI work.
Enforces the QRSPI (Question, Research, Structure, Plan, Implement) engineering methodology. Triggers whenever starting complex features, architectural refactors, multi-file bug investigations, system migrations, or new implementations to ensure zero hallucinations, simplicity-first architecture, and surgical…
Coordinate multiple subagents or delegated workers for parallel research, adversarial review, multi-role review, project slicing, and approval loops. Use when a user asks for multiple agents, subagents, parallel review, cluster research, multi-agent validation, or iterative blocker convergence.
A multi-tab HTML planning document used as a shared workspace between a person and an AI agent. It can contain a plan and activity log, with optional tabs for requirements, user stories, user flows, and tasks.
A virtual AI software company. The user is the client; the main agent of ANY agentic CLI host acts as the orchestrator-agent and runs a host-agnostic collaboration protocol — route the request into the backlog, collect every relevant role's perspective (round 1), share perspectives across a second turn (round 2)…
A workflow for splitting long coding tasks into numbered stages and saving conversation records and produced files. It archives sessions in a private GitHub repository, a service for hosting and versioning code and files.
When a turn contains real work (editing files, running commands, digging through code), split it into steps, tell the user how many and when it will be done, time each step, and record the miss so the next estimate is closer. Skip it on conversation-only turns.
Onboarding para projetos existentes que recebem a estrutura Claude Code pela primeira vez. Descobre convenções do codebase antes de perguntar qualquer coisa.
Zero-downtime migration planning, compatibility validation, and rollback strategy generation. Tools for system, database, and infrastructure migrations with minimal business impact. Use when planning a database migration, infrastructure cutover, system replacement, or any high-risk transition that needs explicit…
The doaipm method (DO AI PM) — how to build products as a product manager in the AI era. Use this whenever someone plans, scopes, or builds a product, feature, prototype, app, or website; when a person describes an idea and asks how to approach it; when choosing between a low-fidelity sketch and a real prototype; or…
Plan, delegate, and accept a durable, git-tracked Goal Ledger for multi-phase or long-running work: .goal-ledger/GOAL.md plus phase-NNNN.md files, a planner/executor role split so a stronger model plans and reviews while cheaper models run the phases, approval gates, an isolated goal branch, committed recovery…
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