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A collection of Claude Code skills for AI-driven development workflows.
Repository Layout
skills/ # one directory per skill, each with a SKILL.md
docs/ # guides about using the skills
Each skill lives at skills/<name>/SKILL.md. To install one, copy or symlink its
directory into ~/.claude/skills/ (user-wide) or .claude/skills/ (project-only) —
the skill directory itself, not the skills/ wrapper.
Writes and refines specs for AI-driven development. Guides discovery with targeted questions, then produces unambiguous requirements with testable verification criteria.
Reviews a spec across ten quality dimensions (goal clarity, actors, inputs/outputs, failure modes, etc.) and produces a prioritized list of issues, warnings, and suggestions.
Generates an iterative implementation plan from a spec file and writes it to a companion -plan.md file. Requires the spec to have passed review-spec first.
Distills a completed spec into a compact, immutable "context capsule" — preserving purpose, public interfaces, key decisions, and known limits while dropping internal mechanics — for use as background context in future work.
Produces a complete Domain-Driven Design document (ubiquitous language, bounded contexts, aggregates, domain events, etc.) from requirements or a product description, one section at a time with user confirmation.
Guidelines for writing pytest tests following Given/When/Then/Clean patterns, with business-readable docstrings and organized test layers (unit, functional, interface, integration, evals).
Authors production-quality system prompts for LLM agents and assistants. Asks clarifying questions before drafting and structures output across role, instructions, constraints, output format, examples, and tools.
New to spec-driven development? Read the
Spec-Driven Development guide — an orientative
walkthrough of the six spec skills, what each stage produces, and the mistakes
beginners usually make.