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agent-skill-best-practices
Provides best practices for writing Agent Skills. Use when creating or refining SKILL.md content.
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creating-changes
Create change proposals and delta specs for capability-scoped updates.
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reviewing-changes
Use this skill to evaluate implementation quality, track technical debt via an append-only log, and generate a fix queue (prd.json) when a change does not meet the specification.
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archiving-changes
Archive completed changes and optionally sync specs first.
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implementing-with-ralph-tui
Use this skill to orchestrate autonomous implementation loops with ralph-tui. It guides you through creating a bite-sized, spec-aligned task list (prd.json) and setting up the execution environment.
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agents-md-guidelines
Guidelines for writing small, stable AGENTS.md files. Use when creating, refactoring, or reviewing AGENTS.md.
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syncing-to-specs
Sync change delta specs into current truth using intelligent merge.
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adjusting-spec-driven-development-workflow
Adjust the spec driven development workflow to reduce drift and duplication.
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gtr-git-worktree-runner
Use git-worktree-runner (gtr) for isolated worktree workflows.
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rejecting-changes
Use this skill to reject an implementation, extract learnings, and update change artifacts (proposal, specs, prd.json) before cleaning up the worktree for a retry.
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