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Claude Skills by ridwankustanto
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- Pm BuildPhase 5, Build. Break approved stories into tasks and sub-tasks, implement them, and let the git hook keep the tree honest. Use after /pm-design, when the user says "/pm-build", "start implementing", "break this into tasks", "what should I work on", or asks to build an approved story.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm ChangeThe change valve. Any time an epic or story is added, cut or reshaped after its gate was approved, this computes the blast radius, shows it, and then updates the TRD, writes or supersedes an ADR, re-parents or cuts work items, and flags stale screen approvals. Use whenever scope changes mid-flight, when the user says "/pm-change", "actually let's also", "drop that feature", "change the flow", or when implementation contradicts the spec.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm DesignPhase 4, Design. Build the design system first, then design pages one at a time with an explicit approval per screen. Wraps the Claude design workflow (design plan before code, divergence in one file, design critic, anti-slop pass). Use after /pm-flows, when the user says "/pm-design", "design this screen", "build the design system", "make the UI", or drops a visual reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm DiscoverPhase 1, Discover. Structured research across four fixed axes (prior art, feasibility, constraints, risk) producing research_note rows where every finding carries an implication. Use after /pm-new, when the user says "/pm-discover", "research this", "benchmark", "what are the risks", or before committing to a stack.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm EditPhase 6, Edit. The quality filter that used to run through the whole process now has to run after the build. Play every delivered epic as a user, end to end, write the numbered fix list, push it to completion, then have an adversarial critic attack it against the point of view. Use after /pm-build, when the user says "/pm-edit", "edit pass", "is this good", "walk through it", "polish this", or before anything ships.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm FeedbackPhase 7, Learn. Pull post-release signal from GitHub issues and other channels into the feedback table, then triage every item into a change request, a new story, a fix task, or wontfix with a reason. Use when the user says "/pm-feedback", "check the issues", "what are users saying", "triage feedback", or after a release.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm FlowsPhase 3, Flows and states. Map how each epic actually behaves, then inventory every state per screen before any pixel is designed. Use after /pm-spec, when the user says "/pm-flows", "map the user flow", "what states does this screen have", or before starting design on an epic.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm NewPhase 0, Intent. Start a project by interviewing the user with form-style questions until the objective, the success signal, the non-goals and the point of view are unambiguous. Creates project.db, the product overview and standards/point-of-view.md. Use when starting a new project, when the user says "new project", "start a project", "/pm-new", or when project.db does not exist yet.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm ShipPhase 6, Ship. Run the pre-ship checks for real, record test runs and the deployment, and promote delivered stories to verified. Use when the user says "/pm-ship", "deploy this", "release", "is this ready to ship", or after a milestone's build gate is approved.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm SpecPhase 2, Spec. Turn intent and research into the work tree, epics and stories under milestones, one doc per epic and per story, and refuse to close while an epic has no stories or sits in no milestone. Use after /pm-discover, when the user says "/pm-spec", "break this down", "define the epics", "what are the stories", or "plan the milestones".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pm StatusAnswer "where are we at" from project.db in a few lines, and say what the next action is. Use when the user says "/pm-status", "where are we", "what's the state", "what should I do next", or at the start of a session on an existing project.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2