build-products

Plugin build-products from marketplace ivcota-skills in Ivcota/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — yesterday.

Skills (75)

• domain-storytelling

  Capture domain stories through collaborative interviews and generate pure domain layer code from them. Two phases: capture (interview to YAML) and generate (YAML to domain code). Use when user says "domain storytelling", "capture a domain story", "generate domain layer", "let's model the domain", or

• faas

  Four-phase engineering framework for shipping features with confidence: Find → ARCH → Automate → Specify-Test-Refine. Each phase has a required input, a guided process, and an exit gate you must pass before advancing. Integrates Responsibility-Driven Design and the 54321 layered architecture model.

• invest-framework

  Apply the INVEST framework to make tasks, issues, user stories, backlog items, goals, and implementation slices clear, small, and actionable. Use when the user mentions INVEST, independent, negotiable, valuable, estimable, small, testable, user stories, backlog refinement, issue quality, task slicin

• manage-skills

  Inventory, activate, and deactivate local agent skills across Codex, Claude Code, Pi, OpenCode, and Cursor at project or global scope. Use when the user asks which skills are active, wants to turn a skill on or off, or wants to move skills between discovered and non-discovered directories. Preserve

• outcome-driven-innovation

  Apply Anthony Ulwick's Outcome-Driven Innovation (ODI) — the eight-step method that turns "what customers want" from guesswork into a quantitative process. Capture **Jobs, Outcomes, and Constraints** instead of customer opinions; rank them with the **Opportunity Algorithm** (`importance + max(import

• readable-code

  Write code that minimizes time-till-understanding using Boswell & Foucher''s tactics from *The Art of Readable Code*: naming, aesthetics, comments, control flow, expressions, variables, decomposition, and tests. Use when the user mentions "readable code", "time-till-understanding", "Art of Readable

• solutions-architects-handbook

  Apply, review, and explain solution architecture using Shrivastava and Srivastav's handbook model: align business goals, NFRs, architecture views, quality pillars, operations, cost, and documentation. Use when the user mentions "design this architecture", "review my solution architecture", "make thi

• user-story-mapping

  Apply, diagnose, and teach Jeff Patton's User Story Mapping — a visual technique for building shared understanding and slicing work into outcome-focused releases. Organizes the product backlog as a two-dimensional grid (backbone + prioritized tasks) rather than a flat list, keeping the whole story v

• value-proposition-design

  Applies Osterwalder and coauthors' Value Proposition Canvas to design and test offers around customer jobs, pains, and gains. Separates proposed fit from customer evidence and business model viability. Use when the user mentions Value Proposition Design, Osterwalder, the Value Proposition Canvas, jo

• walkthrough

  Produce a chunk-by-chunk rationale for the current session's diff and persist it to .claude/rationale/. Use after a non-trivial change, or invoked automatically by the Stop hook before the session ends. Pair with /explain to retrieve rationale by file/line later.

• atomic-habits

  Coaches users to turn goals into identity-based systems and durable habits using James Clear's Atomic Habits framework: habit loop, Four Laws of Behavior Change, environment design, habit stacking, and tracking. Use when the user mentions Atomic Habits, James Clear, habits, habit design, behavior ch

• essentialism-disciplined-pursuit

  Apply and diagnose Greg McKeown's Essentialism framework for doing less but better through Essence, Explore, Eliminate, and Execute. The skill uses the 90 Percent Rule, vital-few/trivial-many filtering, essential intent, graceful no scripts, buffers, constraints, and routines to turn overcommitment

• go

  Sync progress and commit the next rolling timeblock to the calendar. Run this many times per day to stay locked in. Use when the user says "go", "next block", "what's next", "lock in", or "sync my day".

• intentional

  Planning session that builds a complete daily note with Shaped Goals, Rolling Timeblocks, calendar awareness, and a procrastination trigger roadmap. Targets today (if before noon, incomplete note) or tomorrow (after noon). Uses deep mode by default; use `/intentional auto` for auto proposal mode. Us

• mood-to-motion

  Turn procrastination into regulated action with an interview-driven emotion regulation prescription.

• my-habits

  Finds active habit cards in this Obsidian vault and surfaces the right cue/action at the right time. Use when the user runs /my-habits, asks to review habits, find active habits, archive habits, or surface habit cards by day, schedule, cue, priority, or tag.

• now

  Daily workflow router. Determines whether to run /intentional, /go, or /wrap-up based on current time, today's daily note state, and user intent. Use when the user says "now", "what should I do", "continue my day", "run my day", "I'm stuck", "help me get back on track", "what mode am I in", or gives

• one-month-day

  Plan a "One-Month Day" the night before — a single day engineered to produce a month's worth of output by stacking flow blocks (Rían Doris / Flow Research Collective). Walks the user through Preparation end-to-end (Isolate Target → Clear Load → Build Flow Fortress → Cement Commitment → Lock Schedule

• the-one-thing

  Narrow focus to extraordinary results using Gary Keller's Focusing Question, Goal Setting to the Now, and Time Blocking. Use when the user mentions "the ONE Thing", "focusing question", "time blocking", "domino effect", "go small", "lead domino", "goal setting to the now", "80/20", "Pareto", "Three

• unstuck-now

  Helps users break acute task procrastination through a short, action-first coaching loop: clarify the task, identify the dominant blocker, reduce resistance, and commit to a tiny immediate start. Use when the user says they are procrastinating, avoiding a task, stuck, unmotivated, dopamine-fried, di

• wrap-up

  End-of-day closure — summarizes the day, catches missing logs, reflects, and hands off to /intentional for tomorrow. Use when the user says "wrap up", "end of day", "day review", "reflect on today", or "close out the day".

• addie

  Design and deliver training programs using Pastore's ADDIE framework: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, Evaluation. Use when the user mentions \"ADDIE\", \"instructional design\", \"design a training\", \"build a course\", \"eLearning design\", \"needs analysis\", \"front-end analysis\"

• align-mental-model

  Align the user's mental model with reality before they act, by surfacing implicit beliefs via prediction-check, verifying against ground truth, and why-tracing wrong beliefs to their root assumption. Three modes: codebase (verify against code), learning (verify against authoritative source), plannin

• bear-hunter-system

  Guide the user through the Bear Hunter System (BHS) to encode complex material with 80-95% retention via a structured mind map. Use when the user wants to learn a topic, study complex material, build a GRINDE map, use BHS, wants to AIM/SHOOT/SKIN a subject, or needs to encode information quickly. Al

• deep-learner

  Teaches any material by extracting understanding through disciplined Socratic questioning — not by explaining. Use when user wants to deeply learn, study, or internalize a concept, book, article, framework, or any material they provide. Triggers include "help me learn", "teach me", "I want to unders

• distill-to-skill

  Distill a book, method, framework, paper, talk, or course into a source-grounded agent skill with a compact SKILL.md and practical reference files. Use when the user says "distill this", "make a skill from this book", "turn X into a skill", "book to skill", or "source to skill".

• feynman

  Deep-understand any concept by explaining it simply until all gaps are exposed and filled. Use when the user wants to truly understand something — mentions "understand", "learn", "explain", "feynman", "teach", or "test my understanding" about any concept, topic, or idea.

• first-principles

  Facilitate an Inquiry through the canonical First Principles Thinking approach.

• four-pillars-learning-coach

  Runs interactive tutoring sessions using Stanislas Dehaene’s four pillars of learning: attention, active engagement, error feedback/correction, and consolidation. Use when the user wants to learn, study, review, practice, be quizzed, or be taught from source material.

• grill-me

  Interview the user relentlessly about a plan or design until reaching shared understanding, resolving each branch of the decision tree. Use when user wants to stress-test a plan, get grilled on their design, or mentions "grill me".

• grill-with-docs

  Grilling session that challenges your plan against the existing domain model, sharpens terminology, and updates documentation (CONTEXT.md, ADRs) inline as decisions crystallise. Use when user wants to stress-test a plan against their project's language and documented decisions.

• problem-firewall

  Use when the user wants help solving something but the problem is vague, symptom-level, or framed as a premature solution. Enforce a problem-solution firewall: clarify the desired outcome, obstacles, root-cause condition, and user-owned plain-language Problem Frame before moving to solution methods.

• solution-options

  Solution Options is the second phase after problem-firewall: generate, stress-test, and evaluate solutions from a clear Problem Frame. Use when the user has a plain desired outcome, obstacle, and root-cause condition and wants to explore solution options, evaluate tradeoffs, run a premortem, avoid b

• teach

  Teach the user a new skill or concept, within this workspace.

• tree-alignment

  Use when the user mentions tree alignment, logic tree, binary branching, or asks to walk down a tree. Guides a vague intent through mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive binary forks to a concrete leaf/action.

• ultralearning

  Apply Scott H. Young's nine principles of ultralearning to design and run aggressive, self-directed skill-acquisition projects. Covers Metalearning, Focus, Directness, Drill, Retrieval, Feedback, Retention, Intuition, and Experimentation. Use when the user mentions "ultralearning", "MIT Challenge",

• author-outcomes

  Scaffolds or co-authors product/context/outcomes.md from the paired template. Facilitates outcomes one at a time with L1/L2 metrics. Does not invent outcomes or Today/Target values. Use when the user wants outcomes, success criteria, measurable prep, or readiness for a project, event, or engagement.

• business-operator

  Help a business operator choose the next growth move, design outreach, shape offers, and bend cost curves so additional customers become cheaper to acquire or serve. Use when the user mentions "business operator", "operator decision", "what should I do next", "outreach plan", "offer strategy", "cost

• e-myth-revisited

  Build a small business that works without its owner using Gerber's E-Myth framework — Entrepreneur/Manager/Technician balance, the Franchise Prototype, and seven Business Development strategies. Use when user says "my business runs me", "I can't take a vacation", "everything depends on me", mentions

• good-strategy-bad-strategy

  Write, diagnose, and audit strategy using Richard Rumelt''s Kernel (diagnosis, guiding policy, coherent action), the Four Hallmarks of Bad Strategy, and the Nine Sources of Power. Use when the user mentions "is this a real strategy", "our strategy is just goals", "diagnose our strategy", "strategy i

• million-dollar-weekend

  Noah Kagan's three-step Million Dollar Weekend process — find a problem, run the One-Minute Business Model, validate by getting three paying customers in 48 hours (no money spent, no product built). Forces real cash collection up front, not building or pitching. Use when the user mentions "Million D

• millionaire-fastlane

  Evaluate business ideas, wealth plans, and career paths using MJ DeMarco's Fastlane framework, including the Sidewalk/Slowlane/Fastlane roadmaps and CENTS commandments. Use for idea scoring, scalability, escaping time-for-money work, and comparing fast wealth creation against slowlane advice.

• offer-fulfillment

  Turn a Grand Slam Offer or equivalent offer description into a fulfillment blueprint, tailored production playbooks, and an implementation plan. Use when designing how to deliver a new offer or systematizing delivery of an existing offer. Designs and plans the work; does not produce the customer del

• office-hours

  YC-style office hours. Two modes: Startup (six forcing questions that expose demand reality, status quo, desperate specificity, narrowest wedge, observation, and future-fit) and Builder (generative brainstorming for side projects, hackathons, and open source). Produces a design doc. Use when asked t

• running-lean

  Applies Ash Maurya's Running Lean and Continuous Innovation Framework to design, validate, and grow a business model. Uses Lean Canvas, traction-first stress tests, and Demo–Sell–Build to validate a compelling offer before building an MVP. Use when the user mentions Running Lean, Lean Canvas, Demo-S

• sweaty-startup

  Apply Nick Huber's Sweaty Startup approach to choose, validate, launch, or operate boring local service businesses. Use when the user mentions Sweaty Startup, Nick Huber, boring/local service businesses, the Ten-Minute Drill, Return on Time, competitor audits, Franken Business, low-status/high-margi

• theory-of-constraints

  Diagnose system bottlenecks and prescribe interventions using Eliyahu Goldratt's Theory of Constraints — Five Focusing Steps (Identify → Exploit → Subordinate → Elevate → Repeat), throughput accounting (T/I/OE), Drum-Buffer-Rope scheduling, and the four constraint types (physical, policy, market, pa

• zero-to-one

  Evaluate and build startups using Peter Thiel's Zero to One framework: escape competition by earning a monopoly, find a secret, plan a definite future. Signature models are the Contrarian Question, Four Characteristics of Monopoly, Power Law, and Seven Questions every business must answer. Use when

• aida

  Coaches copywriting with the AIDA framework: Attention, Interest, Desire, Action. Use when the user wants to write or improve persuasive copy for social posts, emails, ads, landing pages, sales pages, headlines, CTAs, offers, or outreach; mentions AIDA, attention/interest/desire/action, copywriting,

• breakthrough-advertising

  Apply Eugene M. Schwartz's Breakthrough Advertising framework: Mass Desire, 5 States of Awareness, 5 Stages of Market Sophistication, and seven copy techniques. Use when the user mentions "write a headline", "mass desire", "5 states of awareness", "most aware", "problem aware", "unaware", "market so

• buyer-profile

  Create deep buyer psychology profiles that uncover real emotional drivers, fears, desires, and motivations behind purchasing decisions. Produces comprehensive buyer personas with raw, unfiltered internal monologue, relationship dynamics, failed past solutions, and transformation fantasies. Two modes

• challenger-sale

  B2B Challenger Sale skill for commercial insight, stakeholder tailoring, and taking control of complex deals. Use when creating sales narratives, outbound, pitch/deck messaging, discovery questions, objection or price/status-quo handling, deal coaching, or stakeholder maps with Mobilizers, Talkers,

• conversation-first-outreach

  Create, diagnose, and roleplay live outreach conversations using a conversation-first method for booking calls, follow-ups, and next steps across cold calling, door-to-door, and direct outreach. Use when the user mentions “conversation-first outreach,” “cold outreach conversation,” “cold calling,” “

• epiphany-bridge

  Build a Russell Brunson Epiphany Bridge story from a personal aha — Backstory → Journey/Conflict → New Opportunity → Framework → Achievement & Transformation. Use when the user mentions "epiphany bridge", "Expert Secrets story", "potato gun", "origin story", "founder story", "webinar story", "sales

• fanatical-prospecting

  Builds, audits, and explains prospecting systems using Jeb Blount's Fanatical Prospecting framework. Use when the user says "build my prospecting plan," "write a cold call script," "fill my pipeline," or asks how to improve inconsistent prospecting. Also trigger for outreach sequences, daily activit

• gap-selling

  Apply Keenan's Gap Selling methodology to diagnose buyer problems, build current-state/future-state gaps, and move B2B sales by selling change instead of product. Distinct from generic discovery: it centers the sale on problem, impact, root cause, intrinsic motivation, and the next yes. Use when the

• grand-slam-offer

  Walk through Alex Hormozi's $100M Offers workflow end-to-end to design a Grand Slam Offer from scratch — Dream Outcome → Problems → Solutions → Delivery Vehicles → Trim & Stack → Bonuses → Guarantee → Scarcity & Urgency → Pricing → Naming. Produces a complete Offer Card (named, priced, bonus-stacked

• hook-point

  Apply Brendan Kane's Hook Point framework to write copy that grabs attention in the first three seconds across social posts, video openers, cold outreach, landing page headlines, and ad creative. Use when the user says "write a hook", "hook for this", "why isn't this getting attention", "3-second te

• hundred-million-leads

  Design and audit lead generation systems using Alex Hormozi''s Core Four, Lead Magnets, More-Better-New scaling, and the four Lead Getters. Use when the user mentions "Core Four", "lead magnet", "warm outreach", "cold outreach", "Hook Retain Reward", "More Better New", "Open To Goal", "Rule of 100",

• hundred-million-money-models

  Design a sequence of offers, or Money Model, that makes more profit from a customer in the first 30 days than it costs to get and serve them, using Alex Hormozi's four-stage stack: Attraction, Upsell, Downsell, Continuity. Use when the user mentions "money model", "client-financed acquisition", "30-

• jolt-effect

  JOLT Effect sales coaching for overcoming customer indecision after purchase intent exists. Use when a deal stalls with “think about it,” “no decision,” buyer hesitation, endless research, too many options, risk anxiety, forecast slippage, or when a sales skill needs an indecision playbook. For crea

• key-person-of-influence

  Apply the Five-Step KPI Method by Daniel Priestley and Kevin Harrington — Pitch, Publish, Product, Profile, Partnership — to move from one of many to the recognised authority in your industry within twelve months. Unlike generic personal-brand advice, KPI prescribes a strict order, scores each step

• oversubscribed

  Build and audit founder demand campaigns using Daniel Priestley’s Oversubscribed method, creating more qualified demand than honest delivery capacity before releasing an offer. Use when the user mentions “create more demand,” “launch oversubscribed,” “build a waitlist,” or asks how to generate exces

• persona-to-product

  Turn a buyer persona into ranked product and service ideas grounded in the persona's psychology. Extracts problem signals from a buyer profile (core problem, failed solutions, transformation desires, objections, won't-dos), then generates 5-7 product/service concepts evaluated against persona fit. U

• sandler-selling-system

  Sandler Selling System skill for pressure-free sales using the Submarine, upfront contracts, pain, budget, decision, fulfillment, post-sell, dummying up, reversing, and Negative Reverse Selling. Use when planning sales calls, discovery, qualification, budget conversations, decision-process questions

• science-of-selling

  Apply David Hoffeld's Science of Selling to teach the framework, build sales artifacts, or diagnose stalled deals. Use for Sales Equation/Six Whys, Why People Buy/primary buying motivators, value statements, reciprocity value statements, Primary Buying Motivator Statements, discovery, demos, objecti

• straight-line-selling

  Apply Jordan Belfort's Straight Line Selling from Way of the Wolf: Three Tens, first four seconds, prospecting, sales tonality, presentation scripts, objection looping, action threshold, pain threshold, and ethical closing. Use when the user mentions Straight Line, Way of the Wolf, Jordan Belfort, T

• validate-icp

  Mines public communities (Reddit, HN, X, IndieHackers, Trustpilot, Discord, forums) for verbatim first-person pain quotes to validate whether an ICP exists publicly before the user commits to customer interviews. Spawns parallel agents across named sources and returns raw quotes (source-linked, cate

• value-equation

  Design or score an artifact with Hormozi's Value Equation, one driver at a time — Dream Outcome, Perceived Likelihood of Achievement, Time Delay, Effort & Sacrifice. Use when the user says "value equation", "get the bottom to zero", "perception is reality", "pull the levers", "audit my offer", or wa

• win-friends-influence-people

  Apply Dale Carnegie's 30 principles for handling people, building rapport, persuading, and leading without resentment. Use when the user is drafting a difficult message, replying to criticism, prepping a 1:1 / sales call / negotiation, defusing conflict, giving feedback, doing networking outreach, o

• winning-markets

  Assess and commit to a market before offer work — Health, Wealth, or Relationships; niche to a specific avatar; score Pain, Purchasing Power, Easy to Target, and Growing; starving crowd vs normal vs bad market. Hand off to value-equation or stop with a market brief. Use when the user says "winning m

• humanizer

  Remove signs of AI-generated writing from text to make it sound natural and human. Use when the user says "this sounds like AI", "humanize this", "make this less robotic", "remove AI patterns", "clean up this text", or "this reads like ChatGPT". Also use when text shows obvious AI markers: heavy em

• learn-my-voice

  Learn and refine my writing voice through conversation.

• style-profile

  Extract a user's writing style from text samples into a reusable style profile, then apply that style to rewrite, generate, or critique content. Also supports refining an existing profile sentence-by-sentence against a draft. Use when user mentions "my style", "writing style", "extract style", "writ

• style-to-skill

  Package an existing STYLE_PROFILE.md into a personal, invokable Claude Code skill (like `write-like-me`) so the user can apply their voice anywhere without pointing at the source file. Use when the user says "package my style profile into a skill", "make a write-like-me skill", "turn my STYLE_PROFIL