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Claude Skills by insideout-ai
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- Domain NotificationsOverdue-task reminder logic. Use when touching src/notifications/ or escalation rules.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Domain TasksTask creation, completion, and deletion logic and validation rules. Use when touching src/tasks/ or task status transitions.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 01 Create TaskCreating a new task. Use when changing task-creation fields or validation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 02 Complete TaskMarking an open task as done. Use when changing completion rules.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 03 Receive Overdue ReminderReceiving a reminder when a task becomes overdue. Use when changing reminder or escalation logic.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 04 Delete TaskDeleting a task. Use when changing deletion rules.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Domain TasksTask creation and completion logic and validation rules. Use when touching src/tasks/ or task status transitions.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 01 Create TaskCreating a new task. Use when changing task-creation fields or validation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 02 Complete TaskMarking an open task as done. Use when changing completion rules.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 03 Receive Overdue ReminderReceiving a reminder when a task becomes overdue. Use when changing reminder or escalation logic.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Domain DemoExplains the fixture's small policy-decision domain.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Domain TasksTask creation and completion logic and validation rules. Use when touching src/tasks/ or task status transitions.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 01 Create TaskCreating a new task. Use when changing task-creation fields or validation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Uc 02 Complete TaskMarking an open task as done. Use when changing completion rules.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Close The GapsRefines a requirement into an AI-ready ticket: a Product Analyst session that fetches the ticket, loads project skills, explores affected code, asks gap-analysis questions in dependency-ordered batches, and outputs a Gherkin-format refined ticket. Supports an offline mode: export every question to a file to answer outside the session, then re-invoke with that file to inject the answers and resume. Use when refining a ticket before dev starts.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Define Test StrategyBootstraps a per-project test strategy file and an initial regression baseline once per project, the same way go-deep bootstraps the knowledge base — generating a starting test-strategy doc, scaffolding placeholder tests for confirmed-uncovered critical flows, and wiring a UC/domain test-tagging convention with a re-runnable coverage-check mode. Use when a project needs its test strategy and baseline coverage established after go-deep has already run.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- ExecuteImplements a plan `plan-the-work` produced, step by step: writes each step's code, re-runs that step's named test(s) to green with a 5-attempt retry limit before escalating, and applies the test-vs-product-behavior guardrail — halting the entire plan on a real product-behavior question rather than guessing. Once every step is green, runs `run-regression` as a completion gate. This is the execute step of the spec → plan-the-work → execute → review-the-pr pipeline. Use when implementing a plan ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Find The ReposGiven a ticket, shortlists which repositories in a multi-repo workspace it affects, by matching the ticket against each repo's product.md (falling back to architecture.md when the ticket is purely technical, with no business-logic content to match). Reports definite and possible matches, confirms the shortlist with the user — who may adjust it — then saves it. Use when you need to know which repo(s) a ticket belongs to, in a workspace with more than one repo, before refining or planning it.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Go DeepMakes any codebase AI-ready with a 3-tier doc system (CLAUDE.md, orientation maps, domain & UC skills). Use when onboarding a project to Claude Code or auditing/updating existing docs after the project evolves.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- ImplementOrchestrates the make-it-work pipeline for one ticket — context check → close-the-gaps → plan-the-work → execute → review-the-pr → final context sync — with saved, resumable workflow state, two autonomy levels (Guided, Autonomous), capped fix/replan loops, and local end-of-run workflow feedback. Never commits implementation changes, pushes, opens a PR, or uploads feedback. Use when taking a ticket from request to a reviewed, context-synced implementation in one run.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Plan The WorkTurns a spec or refined ticket into a concrete, execution-ready implementation plan — the plan-the-work step of the spec → plan-the-work → execute → review pipeline. Loads the project's skills, investigates the affected code across one or more repos, and writes an atomic, per-step plan file with no placeholders. When the target project has a test framework configured, it also writes and confirms per-step progression (red) and regression (currently-passing) tests. Use when planning how to impl...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Review The PrReviews a pull request in three documentation-grounded passes (business correctness, regression safety, coding standards) plus a docs-sync check, and emits an evidence-dense, verdict-first report. Use when reviewing a PR or diff in any repo that keeps CLAUDE.md plus uc-*/domain-* skills and .claude/rules docs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Run RegressionRuns a project's regression suite — full or scoped to specific domains/use-cases — and reports pass/fail results; the shared implementation `execute` calls at the end of a plan. Use when running or checking a project's test suite, full or scoped to specific domains/use-cases.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Shape The EpicTurns a rough idea into a complete, elaboration-ready epic via a guided interview session, PM-coach style. Use when writing or improving a product epic, drafting acceptance criteria, or documenting a feature for engineering.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12
- Slice The EpicSlices a large requirement into small, AI-ready, value-driven slices. Use when the user asks to split, slice, right-size, or write stories from a requirement — including phrasing like "this ticket is too large," "break this into smaller pieces," or "help me write user stories for this epic."Votes: 0GitHub stars: 12