bmad-product-planning
Creates PRDs and plans features.
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Creates PRDs and plans features.
Archives completed L0-1 changes.
Creates technical architecture and system design.
Hardens designs and implementations with structured security reviews.
Breaks epics into developer stories.
Implements L0-1 changes from proposals.
Guide for creating effective skills with specialized knowledge and workflows.
Designs UX and creates wireframes.
Creates lightweight proposals for L0-1 work.
Establishes instrumentation, monitoring, and alerting foundations.
Implements stories with code and tests.
Creates test strategy and ATDD scenarios.
Comprehensive guide to Miro as a visual collaboration platform. Covers canvas features, content types, AI capabilities, and enterprise use cases. For MCP tool documentation, see the miro plugin's skill (miro-mc...
This skill teaches how to use Miro MCP tools effectively for creating diagrams, documents, tables, and extracting context from Miro boards. Use when the user asks about Miro capabilities, wants to create conten...
Universal code review - auto-detects scope from git changes, spec, commit, or brief
Deep codebase exploration to answer specific questions
Fix bugs or modify existing features with deep exploration
Quick implementation without a full spec file
Create complete development plan with parallel exploration
Quick commit and push following Conventional Commits
Develop phase with exploration and plan validation
Comprehensive smart contract development advisor based on Trail of Bits' best practices. Analyzes codebase to generate documentation/specifications, review architecture, check upgradeability patterns, assess im...
Smart contract security review methodology. Use when auditing Solidity code, analyzing vulnerabilities, or verifying security findings.
Deep design principles for Towns Protocol smart contracts. Use when creating new facets, major refactoring, reviewing architecture decisions, or designing new abstractions.
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