project-builder
Automatically analyze project plans and generate comprehensive task breakdowns. Use when user describes a project, feature set, or asks to build/implement something complex requiring multiple tasks.
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Automatically analyze project plans and generate comprehensive task breakdowns. Use when user describes a project, feature set, or asks to build/implement something complex requiring multiple tasks.
Catalogs recurring errors as pain points needing skills. Use when same error occurs multiple times.
Automatically capture, update, and manage development pain points. Use when user mentions friction, blockers, workarounds, or wants to track development obstacles.
複雑なプロジェクトタスクを小さな実行可能なステップに分解します。1コミット粒度の細粒度タスクへの分割、依存関係の特定、実行優先度の決定をサポートします。大規模プロジェクトの計画化、段階的な実装ロードマップの作成...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "write documentation", "create docs", "document code", "improve documentation", "documentation best practices", "diataxis", "technical writing", "API documentatio...
This skill should be used when the user asks about "code quality", "file size limits", "function length", "KISS", "DRY", "YAGNI", "SRP", "best practices", "clean code", "cyclomatic complexity", "code review che...
Use when querying or automating Jira - sprints, issues, epics, stories, boards, or correlating Jira data with external systems
Complete feature development lifecycle from task selection through commit. Orchestrates component design, build loops with browser testing, PostHog analytics, and documentation updates. Use when building any ne...
HtmlGraph workflow skill combining session tracking, orchestration, and parallel coordination. Activated automatically at session start. Enforces delegation patterns, manages multi-agent workflows, ensures prop...
HtmlGraph session tracking and work continuity for Codex. Ensures proper activity attribution, feature awareness, and continuous work tracking across sessions.
Use HtmlGraph analytics to make smart work prioritization decisions. Activate when recommending work, finding bottlenecks, assessing risks, or analyzing project impact.
HtmlGraph workflow skill combining session tracking, orchestration, and parallel coordination. Activated automatically at session start. Enforces delegation patterns, manages multi-agent workflows, ensures prop...
Create text-based diagrams using Mermaid syntax. Perfect for version-controlled diagrams that render in GitHub, documentation sites, and markdown files.
Use when completing tasks or major features. Know when and how to request reviews. Provides git commit range to code-reviewer agent.
Use to validate process documentation. Apply TDD to skill writing: RED (run without skill, document failures) → GREEN (write skill) → REFACTOR (close loopholes). Test under pressure: time constraints, sunk cost...
Use when finishing any task. Final checklist before marking complete. Ensures nothing forgotten, all tests pass, documentation updated.
Use when decomposing complex work. Dispatch fresh subagent per task, review between tasks. Flow: Load plan → Dispatch task → Review output → Apply feedback → Mark complete → Next task. No skipping reviews, no p...
Use when setting up CI/CD pipelines. Teaches pipeline design principles and references platform-specific templates.
Use when implementing a multi-step plan. Execute systematically with verification checkpoints to catch errors early.
Use after brainstorming, before implementation. Breaks work into discrete, actionable tasks with clear verification points.
Cloud monitoring with Prometheus, Grafana, and cloud-native tools. Use when setting up metrics, alerts, dashboards, or troubleshooting performance issues.
MANDATORY: Use gh (GitHub) or glab (GitLab) CLI for ALL issue/task management. Unified workflow across platforms.
Use when starting new features, major changes, or unclear requirements. Establishes shared understanding before implementation.
Check for relevant skills before starting any task
The default order uses GitHub repository stars from our indexed data. Stars belong to the source repository and may be shared by multiple skills. They indicate repository interest, not skill installs or an independent quality score.