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Claude Skills by web-crafts-org
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- Cross PlatformThis skill should be used when designing or writing gemba code or tests that print, compare, store or link a path, read or write a text file, name a file or folder, or start a process, before that code is written, so that it holds on Windows as it does on Linux and macOS.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Openspec Update ChangeUpdate an OpenSpec change by revising its existing planning artifacts and keeping them coherent with one another. Use when the user wants to revise a change's plan, fold new decisions into it, or reconcile its artifacts after an edit. Also use when the user says "openspec update change" or "opsx update". If the user means the openspec update CLI command, which refreshes generated files, run that command instead. Never edits code.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba ArchiveArchive tasks of this obeya that went cold, so that they leave the listings. Use whenever the user asks to archive tasks, to put away cold, old or inactive tasks, or to clean up the task list, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba ConfigExplain, check, show and edit the config of this obeya, gemba.yaml, shared by everyone who uses it, and gemba.local.yaml, private to this clone. Use whenever the user asks to add, change or remove a workstream, a field, a member of the team, a provider, the IDE command, the repositories folder, the branch prefix, gemba's git hooks or the context and rules of a process, for everyone who uses the obeya or for themselves alone, asks to share the obeya with a team, or asks what the config can hold.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba CreateRegister a new task in this obeya. Use whenever the user asks to register, create, track or add a task, TODO or work item, or a subtask split from another task, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba HarnessLaunch, start or open the harness of a task, file notes inside one, and remove one. Use whenever the user asks to launch, start, open or work on a task in its own harness, to remove, delete, throw away or clean up the harness of a task, or, inside a harness, to note, file or log a finding, a blocker, a decision, a summary or an action to take outside it, or to act on a note the user approved, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba InitConfigure gemba for the first time in an obeya that gemba init just created, through a guided interview, one question at a time, or configure the clone of a member who joins an obeya shared by a team. Use whenever the user asks to configure gemba, set up gemba, do the first configuration, or customize this obeya for their work, right after gemba init, including right after cloning a team's obeya.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba ListList, find or count tasks in this obeya. Use whenever the user asks to list, show, find, count or filter tasks, or asks "what do I have open", "what am I working on", what the team has open, the subtasks of a task or what happened on a task, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba MarkMark a task done, blocked, open or in progress. Use whenever the user says a task is finished, completed, closed or done, that it is stuck, waiting or blocked, or asks to mark, finish, close, complete, block, unblock, reopen or resume a task, from the obeya or inside its harness, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba RecordRecord the day's work on a task, inside its harness distilled from the notes of the run, or from the obeya from what the user says was done outside a run, such as a meeting or a review. Use whenever the user asks to record, log or backfill what was done on a task today, yesterday or on a given date, to update the task from the notes of its harness, or to record a meeting, a call or a review held on a task, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba ReportReport what was done in a period, a day, a week or a month, across every task of this obeya, with every count and total taken from gemba report. Use whenever the user asks for the daily report, a standup, an end-of-day, weekly or monthly summary, "what did I do today", "yesterday", "this week" or "in September", what the team did, how much of an amount went to each workstream, member, status or value of a field in a period, or how much went into a task with its subtasks, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba SetSet, change, correct or clear a metadata value of a task, or add to an amount it holds, such as the time it took, from the obeya or inside its harness. Use whenever the user gives a value of a task's field after its creation, says a task took more time or more of any amount than recorded, says something happened to a task on a date a field records, or asks to set, change, fix, clear, log or add to a value of a task, whatever the workstream. Recording the day's work is gemba-record and the sta...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba WorktreeCheck out the repositories of a task as git worktrees inside its harness, list them and remove them. Use whenever, inside a harness, the user asks to check out, attach, add or open a repository of the task, to start a repository from another branch, to list or show the worktrees, their branches or what is not pushed, or to detach, drop or remove a worktree, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba MigrateMigrate tasks from another obeya into this one, translated into the workstreams and fields of this config, with their history, keeping the old obeya as it was. Use whenever the user asks to migrate, move, bring, import or copy tasks from another or an earlier obeya, or to carry their earlier tasks into a team's obeya, whatever the workstream.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3
- Gemba SyncPull and push this obeya safely when a team shares it, checking every change against who owns each path. Use whenever the user asks to sync the obeya, to pull or push it, to bring the team's changes, to share or publish their tasks with the team, or asks what changed in their tasks or in the team's config, in an obeya with a team.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 3