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Browse published AI skills maintained by lwndev. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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creating-implementation-plans

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Creates structured implementation plans from feature requirements. Use when planning new features, multi-phase projects, or when the user asks for an implementation plan, build plan, or development roadmap.

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executing-chores

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Executes chore task workflows including branch creation, implementation, and pull request creation. Use when the user says "execute chore", "implement this chore", "run the chore workflow", or references chore...

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managing-git-worktrees

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Creates and manages Git worktrees for parallel development workflows. Use when working on multiple features simultaneously, reviewing PRs without disrupting current work, or setting up parallel AI agent session...

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documenting-features

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Creates structured feature requirement documents for software features. Use when defining new features, writing requirements, specifying CLI commands, API endpoints, or when the user asks for feature documentat...

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implementing-plan-phases

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Required workflow for implementing phases from plans in requirements/implementation/. Enforces status tracking (Pending → 🔄 In Progress → ✅ Complete), GitHub issue comments, branch naming (feat/{ID}-summary),...

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documenting-chores

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Creates lightweight documentation for chore tasks and maintenance work. Use when the user needs to document a chore, maintenance task, dependency update, refactoring, or minor fix that doesn't require full feat...

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