Seventeen slash commands for defining a product — its requirements, architecture and specification: a six-command BRD-to-PRD route (/brd-intake → /brd-split → /prd-ground → /brd-split → /brd-interview → /brd-package → /brd-reconcile) that grounds a customer's requirements document, settles it with them and seeds the PRD, ARD and specification; the idea→PRD→ARD→specification ladder (/idea → /create-prd → /update-prd → /create-ard → /specify), /update-spec revising a merged specification, and /prd-ground optionally grounding the PRD; /epics, deriving Epics; /harvest-decisions and /promote-decisions, keeping merged ARD decisions as team records and promoting them to organisation ADRs; and /prd-proposal and /brd-proposal, pricing graded requirements in human hours, never money. Fourteen agents carry the grounding, review and Epic writing; twelve reference files define the shared formats.
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Shared foundation for the workflow plugin family: the addressing grammar and specs-repo git entry points, phase handoff, model routing, escalation and finding-triage rules, documentation and architecture grounding, cost/feedback/follow-up emission, and the reference loader skill that lets a dependent plugin read them. Also carries the family-meta utility commands — /feedback, /prompt, /prompt-brainstorm, /prompt-grill-me, /statusline — /frames for indexing design frame sets, and /diagnose-session for reading a session's transcripts to report, with evidence, why a run went wrong.
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Six slash commands for the implementation half of the product lifecycle: `/design` turns a specification into a design, with Opus review and an optional three-take fan-out on a contested interface. `/implement` builds it, gated by Opus plan critique and code review before tests. `/ready` verifies an ARD/spec/design chain's readiness, read-only, no tracker read. `/conformance` traces every requirement against an Epic's branch, or each repository's default branch, and records how each discrepancy is settled. `/upgrade` plans and executes dependency upgrades; `/vuln` researches and fixes a CVE. Fourteen subagents, one hook, nineteen reference files, no bundled skill. Every code-changing command commits before the run ends; push and PR sit behind one consent choice. Depends on the companion `workflows-core` plugin. Neither `product-workflows` nor `docs-workflows` is a dependency.
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Commands for a product's documentation and release notes. /docs-init scaffolds a documentation repository from nothing: a Material for MkDocs skeleton, public and internal builds over one content root, Vale, CI and a docs-profile.yml. /docs-brand extracts a logo and colour pair from the product's code and applies them, WCAG contrast-checked. /docs-serve runs the site's dev server. /docs-audit turns the product's own code and specs tree into a coverage grid and a prioritised backlog of the pages it is missing, behind an Opus review gate. /document edits prose directly, or keyed to a PRD folder writes product docs from its implementation diffs behind an Opus review gate. /docs-profile refreshes a docs repository's machine-readable profile; /release-notes drafts a destination-shaped entry from the same folder. Depends on workflows-core and prose-style.
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Reviews an OpenAPI specification against bundled REST API and IAM permission-naming guidance, and reviews application code or UI against bundled public design-system and accessibility standards. Ships the guidance it reviews against — Google AIP, Zalando, Microsoft REST, OpenAPI 3.1 and ~20 RFCs for APIs; Apple HIG, Material Design 3, Microsoft Fluent 2, W3C WCAG 2.2, ARIA APG and NN/g for interfaces — plus a Spectral ruleset that runs against a spec directly. Standalone: it consumes no workflow artefact and produces none.
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Atlassian CLI (acli) reference skill for Jira and Confluence: JQL search, work items, comments, links, attachments, watchers, projects, sprints, boards, filters, and Confluence spaces, pages and blog posts. Adds container-friendly authentication (token on stdin; --web OAuth cannot complete without a browser) and a write policy in which --yes carries the user's approval, given in the conversation first, and a blast-radius count precedes any --jql/--filter mutation. Requires the acli binary on PATH.
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