Productivity skills
Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Researcher Ambiguity Gate
Use when the research goal, evaluation target, scope, resources, timeline, or decision criteria are ambiguous, conflicting, or not operationally testable.
Researcher Dispatch Supervisor
Use after the user confirms the plan. Dispatch the next justified worker task, supervise progress, enforce artifact-backed completion, and keep the workflow aligned with the approved plan.
Researcher Context Audit
Use when the Researcher starts, resumes, or reaches a major decision point. Build a context inventory from workstation materials, prior messages, existing artifacts, requirements, and unfinished work.
Researcher Plan Architect
Use when the Researcher must convert a confirmed scientific goal into a staged, executable research plan with role assignments, milestones, resources, checkpoints, and risk controls.
Researcher Rigor Gate
Use before plan submission, major plan revision, and major stage transitions. Verify alignment, feasibility, rigor, completeness, and prevent unjustified regressions to earlier workflow phases.
rfc-backlog
Turn a technical RFC into an actionable backlog of JIRA stories and tasks, grounded in the codebase the RFC affects. Derives unified, independently-shippable work items (each with a user-story sentence, acceptance criteria, functional and non-functional requirements), presents them for review, then — unless run as a dry run — collects component/epic/label defaults and creates the tickets in JIRA. Use when you have an approved or near-approved RFC and need to plan the implementation as trackable work.
sprint-review
Generate a sprint review changelog from GitHub pull requests. Lists PRs by a given author since a given date, groups them into Features and Fixes, and writes a markdown summary.
my-tickets
Show my pending sprint tickets and help knock them off one by one
cut-it
Cut an existing plan into ordered, self-contained slices (execution phases) sized for an AI agent to pick up and run one at a time. Each slice is dependency-ordered, independently verifiable, and leaves the codebase working. Use when the user has a plan, spec, PRD, or approved design and says "cut it", "cut-it", "slice this plan", "break this into phases", "split into workable parts", or invokes /cut-it.