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Found 460 Skills
Suggest what to work on next based on project state and session context. Considers proximity, momentum, status, and constraints.
List tasks from One Horizon — planned, completed, blocked, initiatives, or bugs. Use when asked "what's on my plate", "what did I ship", "show blockers", "what initiatives are active", "show open bugs", "what should I pick up next", or "what is the team working on". Requires One Horizon MCP.
Post-epic review to extract lessons and assess success. Use when the user says "run a retrospective" or "lets retro the epic [epic]"
Validate PRD, UX, Architecture and Epics specs are complete. Use when the user says "check implementation readiness".
Project planning and management with CodeSpring. Use when the user wants to work with CodeSpring projects, tasks, PRDs, mindmaps, or analyze a codebase for project planning. Handles workspace selection, project linking, task management, and syncing findings to CodeSpring.
Use when an approved epic is ready for implementation and the next current-phase bead should be executed directly in single-worker mode or by a single worker inside a swarm. Use for prompts like "implement this bead", "do the work", "run the worker", "start implementing", "execute the next task", or whenever approved current-phase work needs to move from plan into verified implementation one task at a time.
Guide writing a structured initiative brief for roadmap-first planned work in One Horizon. Use when asked to "write an initiative", "draft an initiative brief", "plan this initiative", "turn this idea into an initiative", or "help me scope this roadmap work". This skill produces a design doc, not code. Requires One Horizon MCP.
Easy Projects integration. Manage Projects. Use when the user wants to interact with Easy Projects data.
Zenkit integration. Manage data, records, and automate workflows. Use when the user wants to interact with Zenkit data.
Trigger: Invoked when multiple tasks are competing for time, attention, computing power or budget at the same time, and it is necessary to determine the main attack direction and stop dispersing efforts; common signals include too many priorities, tight resources, scattered progress, and the need to decide what to do first. English: Trigger when limited resources are being split across too many tasks and one main target must be chosen. Use this skill to concentrate effort, sequence work decisively, and finish a meaningful breakthrough before expanding.
Trigger: Call this skill when you need to achieve dynamic balance among multiple goals, stakeholders or mutually restrictive indicators. Common signals include trade-offs, goal conflicts, systemic constraints, and that optimizing one indicator will harm another. Trigger when several important goals must be advanced together and optimizing one dimension can damage another. Use this skill to map the key relationships, avoid one-sided decisions, and balance the system as a whole.
Trigger: Invoke when you start from scratch with extremely limited resources and need to find the minimum viable entry point first to build a stable base. Common signals include bootstrap, MVP, pilot, first foothold, and small team startup. Trigger when starting from almost nothing and needing a viable foothold before scaling up. Use this skill to build a durable base, start small, and grow from a validated nucleus instead of scattering effort.