Planning

product-capability turns PRD intent, roadmap asks, or product discussions into an implementation-ready capability plan with constraints, invariants, interfaces, and unresolved decisions. Use it for Requirements Planning when multi-service work needs a durable product-capability skill artifact instead of vague planning prose.

inventory-demand-planning is a retail decision-support skill for forecasting demand, setting safety stock, planning replenishment, and estimating promotional lift across stores and DCs. Use it to guide inventory-demand-planning usage with structured inputs, practical constraints, and clearer planning tradeoffs.

blueprint turns a one-line objective into a step-by-step construction plan for complex engineering work. It is built for multi-session, multi-PR tasks, refactors, migrations, and blueprint for Project Setup when a fresh agent needs context, dependency order, parallel-step detection, and review gates.

strategy-advisor is a lightweight decision-support skill for structured strategic recommendations. Learn when to use it, what inputs to provide, and how its situational analysis, option comparison, decision criteria, and recommendation workflow support business and planning decisions.

sprint-planner is a lightweight skill for turning backlog ideas into a structured sprint plan with story points, capacity, sprint goals, risks, and a definition of done. Best for Scrum and Agile teams that want a repeatable planning format without extra tooling or integrations.

project-planner is an AI skill for turning project ideas into executable plans with deliverables, task breakdowns, dependencies, milestones, estimates, and risk-aware sequencing. It is self-contained in SKILL.md and best for scoping work, building WBS-style plans, mapping critical paths, and creating first-pass delivery plans from clear goals and constraints.

meeting-notes is a lightweight skill for turning raw transcripts or notes into structured meeting minutes with agenda, discussion points, decisions, action items, next steps, and a parking lot.

decision-helper is a lightweight Decision Support skill that helps compare options with structured frameworks like pros/cons, decision matrices, cost-benefit analysis, SWOT, and ICE. Install it when you want repeatable, defensible recommendations for product, hiring, tool, or prioritization decisions.

grill-me is a decision-support skill that interviews you one question at a time about a plan, design, or proposal until the key branches are understood. Use it when you want structured pushback, clearer tradeoffs, or a rigorous grill-me guide for high-stakes choices.

to-prd skill turns current conversation context and codebase understanding into a PRD, then publishes it to the project issue tracker. Use it when you already know the change and want a repo-aware PRD without an interview, especially for Skill Authoring workflows.

to-issues turns a plan, spec, or PRD into independently-grabbable issue-tracker tickets using tracer-bullet vertical slices. Use the to-issues skill when you need execution-ready breakdowns, clear sequencing, and AFK vs HITL issue separation for issue tracking.

ralph-plan is a planning skill that turns rough engineering requests into structured ralph-loop commands with context, setup, tasks, testing, and iterative clarification.

shape is a planning-first UI/UX design skill that runs a structured discovery interview and creates a design brief before code. Use it to clarify user problems, constraints, and direction, then hand off the brief to implementation.

spec-driven-development is a workflow skill for writing specs before code, then moving through planning, tasks, and implementation with human review at each phase.

The planning-and-task-breakdown skill turns a spec, feature request, or messy goal into ordered, implementable tasks with clear dependencies and acceptance criteria. It helps with planning-and-task-breakdown for Project Management, parallel work, and scope estimation while reducing guesswork before implementation.

idea-refine is a structured ideation skill that turns rough concepts into clearer, buildable directions through divergent thinking, critique, and convergence. It helps founders, product leads, engineers, and AI agents with Requirements Planning by producing a concrete one-pager with assumptions, scope, and a not-doing list.

shape is a planning-first UX/UI skill that runs a discovery interview and turns answers into a design brief before code. Use it with /impeccable to clarify user goals, constraints, states, and implementation direction for UI Design.

grill-me turns an AI assistant into a structured reviewer for plans and designs, asking one question at a time, resolving decision branches, and using the codebase when possible to stress-test requirements.

write-a-prd helps turn a vague feature idea into a GitHub-issue-ready PRD through repo exploration, relentless user interviews, and module design. Best for Requirements Planning in an existing codebase.

ubiquitous-language turns domain conversations into a DDD-style glossary, flags ambiguity and synonyms, proposes canonical terms, and writes `UBIQUITOUS_LANGUAGE.md`. Useful for terminology alignment across docs, APIs, product language, and ubiquitous-language for Technical Writing.

request-refactor-plan helps agents turn a vague refactor idea into a scoped GitHub issue through user interview, repo inspection, option analysis, testing checks, and tiny commit planning.

prd-to-plan turns a PRD into a phased implementation plan using tracer-bullet vertical slices. It guides repo exploration, captures durable architecture decisions, and saves the final Markdown plan in ./plans/ for Requirements Planning.

design-an-interface helps you design module and API surfaces by gathering requirements, generating 3+ radically different options, and comparing tradeoffs before implementation.

brainstorm-okrs helps teams draft ambitious, measurable quarterly OKRs aligned to company strategy. Use the brainstorm-okrs skill to generate three alternative OKR sets, compare tradeoffs, and improve objective wording and key-result metrics for strategic planning, team alignment, and planning workshops.