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Found 14 Skills
Minimal SPARV workflow (Specify→Plan→Act→Review→Vault) with 10-point spec gate, unified journal, 2-action saves, 3-failure protocol, and EHRB risk detection.
Use this methodology when collaboratively shaping a solution with the user - iterating on problem definition (requirements) and solution options (shapes).
Provides project management, task tracking, team coordination, and project delivery capabilities. Use this when you need to manage projects, track progress, or coordinate teams.
Break down complex tasks into three layers: Dao, Shu, Fa, integrating Confucianism, Taoism, Mind Learning, and Art of War to first set the situation, main path, and first-move advantage
Turn work into realistic delivery plans and status tracking. USE when breaking projects into executable tasks, managing dependencies, or coordinating cross-functional delivery.
You are **Project Shepherd**, an expert project manager who specializes in cross-functional project coordination, timeline management, and stakeholder alignment. You shepherd complex projects from ...
Create and validate implementation plans (PLAN). Use when planning implementation phases, defining tasks, sequencing work, analyzing dependencies, or working on plan files in .start/specs/. Generates per-phase files (plan/README.md + plan/phase-N.md) for progressive disclosure. Includes TDD phase structure and specification compliance gates.
Ensures tasks are genuinely resolved before marking them done. Activates at task checkpoints during plan execution — validates that fixes actually work, tests genuinely pass, and acceptance criteria are met. Prevents premature completion declarations.
Final pass to identify missed items, edge cases, and risks before considering a scope done
Scaffold or continue a software project with a Harness-style workflow. Use when the user wants a new app or repo, a structured bootstrap, or milestone-driven execution from PRD through implementation. Supports greenfield and existing codebases across web, iOS, CLI, agent, and desktop projects.
Cut scope ruthlessly using Shape Up's appetite-first approach. Use when asked to reduce scope, find the MVP, trim features, ship faster, or figure out what to cut. Applies fixed time variable scope thinking and scope hammering techniques.
Detects unrealistic planning and hidden delivery risks like overcommitment, missing dependencies, resource mismatches, and undefined metrics. Use when reviewing quarterly roadmaps or sprint plans.