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Overview of the Blockbench MCP server tools, resources, and prompts. Use to understand the full MCP capability set, learn how tools work together, or when starting a new Blockbench project. Covers all domains (...
Task tracking. "$ba status" for current tasks, "$ba claim " to start work, "$ba finish " when done.
Identify performance issues and bottlenecks suggesting optimizations a senior developer would recommend. Use when user mentions performance/optimization/speed issues, asks "why is this slow?" or similar questio...
Track complex, multi-session work with dependency graphs using beads issue tracker. Use when work spans multiple sessions, has complex dependencies, or requires persistent context across compaction cycles. For...
Use this `codex-mcp` skill to instruct another AI Agent to invoke a tool or execute a workflow on your behalf for the following scenario, 1.When you are requested to invoke a mcp tool that you don't have access...
Analyzes and documents requirements for any software project, technology-agnostic approach to requirement engineering
Defines evaluation criteria and scoring methodologies for deliverable assessment
Evaluates task complexity and determines appropriate scale classification for workflow optimization
Manage markdown work-session files in .agent/work-sessions to save, resume, search, and update progress across Copilot or LLM sessions.
Safe, repeatable deployment strategies for applications across environments. Use when setting up deployment pipelines, deploying to production, planning deployment strategies, implementing rollback procedures,...
Project-agnostic workflow guidance for Backlog.md MCP task management. Covers search-first protocol, scope assessment, task creation standards, lifecycle management, and cross-session coordination.
Backlog management with the bd (beads) utility for issue tracking. Use when creating issues, claiming work, updating task status, closing completed work, or syncing the backlog with git.
Architecture Decision Records (ADR) for documenting significant architectural decisions with context, rationale, and consequences. Use when making technology choices, defining system boundaries, establishing pa...
Execution skill for delegated tasks. Use this skill when you are a subagent that has been delegated a task by the tech lead. You must be diligent, hygienic, and deliver work that is "done" and "stable" accordin...
Defines the technical lead role for main thread in agentic coding workflows - planning, delegation, coordination, and quality oversight
Systematic approach to identifying and resolving performance bottlenecks in software systems. Use when application response times exceed SLAs, resource usage is high, before scaling infrastructure, during perfo...
Review, proofread, refine, and polish existing Beads epics and issues for clarity, completeness, and smooth implementation. Use after Beads have been filed, or when asked to audit/improve a Beads tracker.
Translate a finalized plan into Beads epics and issues with clear dependencies, design notes, and parallelization. Use when asked to file Beads from a plan/spec (OpenSpec, PRD, design doc), or when converting a...
Write comprehensive implementation plans for a project or feature. Use when the user wants a detailed plan for execution (tasks, files to touch, code/tests/docs, testing strategy) especially for engineers with...
Facilitate structured idea exploration and product/design specification. Use when a user wants to talk through an idea, refine it via iterative questions, and converge on a clear design/spec (and later an imple...
GitHub CLI (gh) for debugging GitHub Actions and viewing releases. Use when working with: (1) GitHub Actions - view runs, check failures, download logs, re-run workflows, watch builds, (2) Releases - view, list...
Generate a Product Requirements Document (PRD) for a new feature. Use when planning a feature, starting a new project, or when asked to create a PRD.
Brief description of what this Skill does and when to use it (project)
Analyze feature requests, refactor plans, or technical decisions to determine investment value and provide recommendations. Use when user mentions investigating, analyzing, or asks "should we build this".
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