skillz

Plugin skillz from marketplace promptctl in promptctl/laws. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 2 days ago.

Skills (14)

• capability-backlog

  Break a request, feature list, or founding document into a backlog the capability-first way — a story map whose backbone is the activities of whatever will use the software and whose depth is leverage, with each feature as the set of stories it needs and tickets cut from those stories. Governs how w

• clean-room

  Produce a thorough, functional, clean-room specification of an existing application - every externally observable behavior (invocation, inputs, outputs, configuration, startup requirements, shutdown, error behavior, interactions with external systems) captured precisely enough for an independent tea

• code-review

  Review the current diff, or a PR number/branch/path target, for correctness bugs (plus reuse/simplification/efficiency cleanups where the model's review recipe covers them) at the given effort level (low|medium|high|xhigh|max: from few high-confidence findings up to many, some of them uncertain); wi

• delegate-some-shit

  Pick one work item with the user, hand it to a worker subagent that drives it from start to open PR, validate the diff against the ticket's goals, then hand the PR to a fresh reviewer subagent that runs the code-review cycle (high, medium, low), fixes each round, walks the goals, records the outcome

• find-reviews

  List the code reviews of recent work PR by PR — each PR with its lit ticket and a summary of the ticket's premise, and per review its number, level, model, finding count and accepted count, with a pointer into the session transcript. Use when asked to list, count or look over code reviews, review fi

• find-session

  Find Claude Code session IDs in the current project that match a topic, then probe one session for context around the match or fetch one message's full body. Searches transcript JSONL files under ${CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR:-~/.claude}/projects, scoped by default to the current working directory's project s

• hire-a-minion

  Allows an agent to hire a tmux minion

• lets-take-a-step-back

  Stop when the work is bogged down, go back to the commit where the ticket started, find the decision that caused the trouble, and restart from there with a plan that carries the lesson. Handed a wider scope than one ticket (several tickets, a range of days), it investigates first and decides which t

• repo-session

  Start a Claude instance in another repo and delegate work to it over tmux. Creates (or adds a window to) the tmux session named after the repo's directory, launches `claude --worktree --dangerously-skip-permissions` there (the instance works in its own new git worktree), waits until it takes input,

• something-just-came-up

  Park the ticket you are on and file the real fix instead. Use when work in progress hits the fork between adding one more mode to a local minimum — small, nothing strictly worse, one more stake in the carrying-cost pile — and the real fix, which does not fit in this session. Parks the current ticket

• spec

  Write and maintain the three requirements documents (PRD, FSD, Spec) for a feature being built. Use when asked to write a PRD, functional spec, technical spec, or requirements document, or to trace a component back to a user request. For specifying an application that already exists, so another team

• tmux-command

  This skill should be used when the user asks to "run a slash command in another Claude session", "trigger /clear (or /compact, /model, /context, /rewind, …) in a tmux pane", "drive built-in commands in a running agent session over tmux", "send a slash command to the Claude/codex/opencode instance in

• tmux-talk

  This skill should be used when the user asks to "send a message to another Claude instance", "talk to Claude in a tmux session", "communicate with a running Claude instance over tmux", "use tmux to coordinate with another Claude", "send keys to a tmux pane", or wants Claude to conduct a conversation

• word-police

  Realign a project that has grown its own bespoke vocabulary with the standard terminology of its fields - software engineering first, plus whatever domains the project lives in (finance, audio, networking, ...). Fans Haiku subagents across the whole codebase to find invented words, misused standard

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