skills

This repository is my personal skills.sh style knowledge base: a place to document practical, reusable skills I can apply across projects.

Installation

vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills
# Or
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill domain-driven-design
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill domain-driven-design-for-typescript
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill prd
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill research-questions
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill research
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill root-cause
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill system-architecture
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill program-design
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill v-slices
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill work
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill orchestrate
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill orca-wk-prd
vpx skills add https://github.com/hugo082/skills --skill orca-wk-task

Skills index

• domain-driven-design — foundations and practical patterns for applying DDD in real systems.
• domain-driven-design-for-typescript — opinionated, functional-first DDD implementation structure for modern TypeScript (ESM), dependency-agnostic, and class-free.
• prd — templates and guidelines for writing Product Requirements Documents.
• research-questions — turn a feature request into objective questions about how the current system works.
• research — document how the current system works, answering research questions without knowledge of the planned change.
• root-cause — templates and guidelines for writing root cause diagnostics documents.
• system-architecture — templates and guidelines for writing system architecture documents based on product requirements.
• program-design — templates and guidelines for writing program design documents.
• v-slices — split a task into smaller vertical slices.
• work — working on a task via git best practices and repo conventions.
• orchestrate — orchestrating multiple sub-tasks via sub-agents.
• orca-wk-prd — user-invoked /orca:wk:prd: run the research → PRD → architecture → slices → per-slice design and work pipeline as an Orca coordinator, one supervised session per stage.
• orca-wk-task — user-invoked /orca:wk:task: run the research → design → work pipeline for a change that needs no PRD, as an Orca coordinator, one supervised session per stage.