Guides you through decomposing a coding project into an execution plan you own instead of generating a plan for you. Mines your docs, tickets, and codebase for the real work and dependencies while you make every scoping, sequencing, and milestone decision — ending with an outline of steps, milestones, and tickets, verified claim by claim against your sources, plus a handoff to doc-coach for the shareable writeup.
Issues, native sub-issues, Projects v2, Milestones, and Discussions behind a portable MCP core plus a Claude Code progressive-enhancement layer. Every issue/discussion body carries MIF-conformant frontmatter authored via mif-docs.
Development-time bug capture: diagnostics discovered while code is being written become structured, MIF-conformant, lifecycle-managed GitHub issues. Portable MCP core plus opt-in Claude Code enhancement packs; composes with github-pull-requests and github-sdlc-planning.
A relentless interview to sharpen a plan or design — frontier-driven rounds of numbered questions with recommended answers. Ported from mattpocock/skills by Matt Pocock (MIT).
Takes a PM ticket, builds a full implementation plan with real file paths and code skeletons, then derives a velocity cost estimate from that plan — evidence-based estimation via /estimate
Drive a fresh repo through Stage-1 planning artifacts (vision, roadmap, requirements, open questions, architecture options, decisions) and prepare hand-offs for design system + pitch deck, information architecture, screen design, and implementation slate. Stage 2 creates and publishes a Claude Design design system via its setup form first, then generates a deck that inherits it. Resumes from whatever already exists in docs/.
Full pull-request lifecycle control: create, classify (type/size/risk labels), review-route, link to issues, and couple to Projects v2. Depends on github-sdlc-planning for its shared MIF comment-block reader and Projects v2 tools.