Back to authors
rstacruz

rstacruz

18 Skills published on GitHub.

address-merge-conflict

Gives guidelines for addressing a Git merge conflict with user intervention. Do not invoke unless user asks.

UncategorizedView skill →

explain-code

>

UncategorizedView skill →

high-density-writing-style

>

UncategorizedView skill →

mermaid-diagrams

>

UncategorizedView skill →

plan-mode

Guidelines for Plan Mode. Use for simple tasks only

UncategorizedView skill →

analyse-pr

Analyse a pull request

UncategorizedView skill →

coding-practices

>

UncategorizedView skill →

ralph-execute-via-subagent

A "ralph loop" iterates through a plan in a ticket-by-ticket basis. Use this when use *specifically* asks for a "ralph loop".

UncategorizedView skill →

execute-plan

Execute a plan

UncategorizedView skill →

plan-refine

Refine a plan with subagents

UncategorizedView skill →

refine-implementation

TBD

UncategorizedView skill →

refine-tests

Guidelines for identifying redundant tests, coverage gaps, opportunities for imp=oving tests

UncategorizedView skill →

review-changes

> Reviews code changes. When using this skill, provide: plan document (eg, PRD, TDD); changed file and locations; git range (if available, eg, "branch...HEAD"). Return recommendations (P1 critical, P2, P3).

UncategorizedView skill →

spec-implementation-plan

Gives important guidelines to break down large features into smaller tickets. Companion to spec-mode.

UncategorizedView skill →

spec-mode

Guide LLM through interactive specification creation workflow — research codebase, gather requirements via question tool, draft product requirements, technical design, and implementation tickets iteratively with user feedback

UncategorizedView skill →

spec-product-requirements

Gives important guidelines to define product requirements sections (functional requirements, technical requirements, constraints, design considerations, diagrams). Companion to spec-mode.

UncategorizedView skill →

spec-tech-design

Gives important guidelines to define technical design sections (call graphs, data models, pseudocode, files, CSS classes, testing strategy). Companion to spec-mode skill.

UncategorizedView skill →

testing-practices

>

UncategorizedView skill →