project-methodA guided method for building any project with Claude: a plain-language interview turns an idea into a complete project package (rules, plan, stories, build log), then Claude builds it one reviewed story at a time. Works for software, data and analysis work, documents and automations.
add-featureAdds a new feature or idea to a project that already has a package, without rewriting history: clarifies what the user wants, writes a new feature section and its stories into FEATURE_PLAN.md (append-only), and stops for review before anything is built. Use when the user says 'I want to add', 'new f
generate-packageTurns a confirmed Project Brief into the project package: START-HERE, rules (CLAUDE.md), plan with stories and paste-ready prompts, build log, and any guides the project needs, sized Lite, Standard or Full and shaped for the project type (software, data and analysis, or other). Use after the `start-
get-readyChecks that a person is set up to run a project before anything starts, in plain words: that Claude is working in a folder on their computer (Cowork or Claude Code), or, if not, offering to work in chat with the files kept in a Claude Project; that the folder is a good one for a project, that Claude
next-storyRuns the build one story at a time for a project that already has a package. Use when the user says 'what's next', 'go', 'continue', 'build the next story', 'start story X', or 'keep going' in a project with PLAN.md and BUILD_LOG.md. Reads the rules, the last log entries and the plan, says in one se
review-gateThe standard way to stop and hand a decision to the user: summarize what exists, show how to look at it (a link, a screenshot, a file path), list the decisions needed with a recommendation for each, and wait. Used by the other skills at every pause; also use it when the user says 'let me review', 'p
start-project-methodGuides a person from an idea to a defined project through a friendly, plain-language interview that ends in a confirmed Project Brief. Use when someone says 'Start Project Method' (after `get-ready`'s setup check), or whenever someone says they want to build, make, create, plan or start something (a
story-writerWrites or tightens a single story in the house format: what to read first, what to build, a paste-ready prompt, the tests, a done-when, and a complexity flag when a silent mistake would be costly. Use when a story is missing, vague or too big and needs splitting, or when the user says 'write a story
where-are-weTells the user where a project stands, in plain language: what is done, what is next, what is waiting on them, and any open decisions. Use at the start of a cold session, or when the user asks 'where are we', 'what's the status', 'catch me up', 'what did we decide', or 'what's left'. Reads the rules