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A collection of skills for non-developers who want to turn an idea into a launched product. It covers engineering, product work, interface design, writing, and deployment.
A workflow guide for using CodeRef-AI tools to organize and improve existing software projects. It groups the work into five stages covering mapping, refactoring, checking, health reviews, and follow-up work.
WhyGraph plan executor. Reads a reviewed plan markdown, applies each step in order, runs the per-step Verify, and logs progress back into the plan. Spawned by the /whygraph-implement slash command — do not invoke for unrelated work.
Orchestrate a build as orchestrator → worker → critical reviewer, delegating to Codex, Grok, OpenCode, Claude, or Kimi and looping until an independent cross-model reviewer scores the diff 9/10. Use when the user says master-workflow, asks to delegate or offload work to another agent CLI, asks to run a review loop…
Reviews PRDs for completeness, API accuracy, and implementation readiness. Orchestrates parallel sub-reviewers with a three-phase matrix-driven process — scaffold, fill (parallel agents including a dedicated smell pass), verify — to guarantee full coverage. Use after a PRD draft exists and before approval.
A conversation guide for turning an unclear product idea or feature request into a structured product decision. It emphasizes confirming the target market, checking real user need, and looking for contrary evidence.
Open and control the current Codex thread goal from any Codex thread. Use when the user asks to open the goal panel, manage goals without the CLI, set/pause/resume/complete/clear a thread goal, or make the local goal web app point at the current thread.
Add persistent, interactive task plan management to your agent. Wingman tracks plans and tasks across a long conversation — Claude creates plans, ticks tasks after completing work, and a live panel renders inline in the chat. Install the MCP server first, then use these tools to manage plans and tasks throughout any…
Executes WorkRail workflows step by step using the WorkRail MCP tools. Use when the user wants to run a workflow, follow a structured process, or resume a previous workflow session. Handles start, continue, checkpoint, and resume operations, interpreting each step's instructions faithfully and advancing only when the…
Intake de material aportado en proyectos nuevos (modo nuevo-con-material). Recibe el contexto del usuario (docs de APIs, flujos, lógica, resultado esperado), lo normaliza en un SYSTEM-MAP.md con referencias al material, deriva la Visión y siembra la sesión para que la entrevista solo cubra los huecos. Úsala cuando el…
DO NOT make any changes until you have 95% confidence that you know what to build. Use progressive questioning to achieve the required confidence level.
Create standardized Recursive Loop Orchestration projects for autonomous or semi-autonomous agents. Use when the user asks to create, scaffold, initialize, package, harden, or standardize an agent loop, recursive task loop, multi-agent workflow, self-running agent, Ralph-style loop, auto-fixer, monitor, browser-based…
Install or upgrade SDAD; migrate an existing SDAD project; recover or repair sdad-state.yaml, INDEX, ledger, or handoff consistency; run or interpret SDAD Doctor; or diagnose the SDAD control plane. Use only for SDAD-specific bootstrap, migration, repair, and Doctor operations.
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