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Claude Skills by fn-opt
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- GoCarry out the intent approved in `ready`, as meant, and prove it with checks that actually ran. Comes back to you if the work would change what you approved, keeps the project docs in step, and never merges on its own. Use when the user invokes the `go` skill after `ready`. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- MigrationBring an existing codebase into Dryforge, once. Reads the code, asks what code cannot show — business rules, security policy, what is intentional — and writes the project docs at the entry points agents already read. Use when the user invokes the `migration` skill on an existing project. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- ReadyUnderstand what you mean before anything is built. Takes anything — a one-line idea, notes, a spec, or a mix — reads the project first, asks only what is yours to decide, and writes your intent down for you to approve. Use when the user invokes the `ready` skill. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- GoCarry out the intent approved in `ready`, as meant, and prove it with checks that actually ran. Comes back to you if the work would change what you approved, keeps the project docs in step, and never merges on its own. Use when the user invokes the `go` skill after `ready`. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- MigrationBring an existing codebase into Dryforge, once. Reads the code, asks what code cannot show — business rules, security policy, what is intentional — and writes the project docs at the entry points agents already read. Use when the user invokes the `migration` skill on an existing project. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- ReadyUnderstand what you mean before anything is built. Takes anything — a one-line idea, notes, a spec, or a mix — reads the project first, asks only what is yours to decide, and writes your intent down for you to approve. Use when the user invokes the `ready` skill. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- GoCarry out the intent approved in `ready`, as meant, and prove it with checks that actually ran. Comes back to you if the work would change what you approved, keeps the project docs in step, and never merges on its own. Use when the user invokes the `go` skill after `ready`. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- MigrationBring an existing codebase into Dryforge, once. Reads the code, asks what code cannot show — business rules, security policy, what is intentional — and writes the project docs at the entry points agents already read. Use when the user invokes the `migration` skill on an existing project. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380
- ReadyUnderstand what you mean before anything is built. Takes anything — a one-line idea, notes, a spec, or a mix — reads the project first, asks only what is yours to decide, and writes your intent down for you to approve. Use when the user invokes the `ready` skill. Requires git.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 380