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Found 6 Skills
Master the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology for stress-free productivity. Implement capture, clarify, organize, reflect, and engage workflows with contexts, projects, and weekly reviews.
[Hyper] Immediately start working on a given task with adaptive thinking depth — light thinking for easy tasks, deep thinking for hard ones. Use when the user wants immediate execution, not diagnosis, planning, or review.
Implementation workflows and decision trees for Frappe Document Controllers. Use when determining HOW to implement server-side DocType logic: lifecycle hooks, validation patterns, autoname, submittable workflows, controller override. Triggers: how do I implement controller, which hook to use, validate vs on_update, override controller, submittable document, autoname pattern, flags system.
Execute FireCrawl secondary workflow: Core Workflow B. Use when implementing secondary use case, or complementing primary workflow. Trigger with phrases like "firecrawl secondary workflow", "secondary task with firecrawl".
Guides a contributor from a workflow idea to a complete Workflow Implementation Packet (draft workflow file, draft workflow command, cross-cutting update checklist) in a staging area for review. Runs overlap analysis against the existing workflows with a Why Gate, then helps select and sequence skills with authored handoffs. Use when creating a new multi-skill workflow or promoting a repeated ad-hoc chain into a durable one. To build a single skill instead, use utility-pm-skill-builder; to run a sequence without authoring anything, use the chain command or utility-pm-workflow-orchestrator.
Author Astrale domains end to end. Use when creating, editing, reviewing, productionizing, migrating, optimizing, securing, simulating, or debugging a domain; modeling schema; implementing Actions and Workflows; integrating external APIs; choosing native Astrale domains; designing views; or reasoning about Policy, authentication, kernel, migrations, core data, sample data, and live/runtime drift. For full creation, builds, prototypes, or POCs, follow the phased workflow across references; for focused existing-domain work, route to the relevant reference.