10 tagged requirements-engineering, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guide Codex in turning a user-selected conversation, Agent Skill, Git project, or recent-work window into a context-aware personal improvement plan. When the host exposes bounded task history, retrieve related authorised context; otherwise request a bounded selection or export. Use for one-time audit, daily…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Analyzes raw requirements into visual specs and generates artifacts. Invoke when user runs /vspec:new for analysis or /vspec:verify for models and prototypes.
skinnerlee1225/enterprise-prd-toolkit
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A detailed product-requirements-document writer for regulated, financial, risk-management, and cross-functional projects. A PRD is a shared plan that explains what a product must do, who it serves, how it will be accepted, and what happens during release.
Skill Codex
Clarify, create, review or change product, service and office workflow requirements, PRDs and interactive prototypes. Use for vague goals, process improvements, spreadsheet/form rules, small UI edits and changes to existing systems, even without the word requirement.…
mathruffian-dot/rdq-skill-chatgpt-app
Skill Codex
A requirements-clarification workflow for sorting what is known, what is uncertain, and what risks or choices need attention before a large task begins. It produces a one-page specification for the user to confirm.
Skill Codex
Run a structured pre-task alignment interview for complex or ambiguous work. Use when the user asks to be grilled, wants questions before execution, requests requirements discovery or scope alignment, or when unresolved goals, constraints, tradeoffs, risks, or acceptance criteria could materially change a complex…
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