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atman-marketplace contiene 36 skills recopiladas de atman-33, con cobertura ocupacional por repositorio y páginas de detalle dentro del sitio.
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Cross-check an Epic's user stories, PBIs, and acceptance criteria against the actual implementation in its repo, and propose fixes for mismatches, missing/unfinished descriptions, and unclear wording. Use when the user wants a consistency check between backlog and code, 整合性チェック, or asks whether the backlog still reflects what is really implemented.
Investigate a spike task from an Epic's backlog using the Epic's dedicated repo clone, and save a findings report the team can decide from. Use when the user mentions a spike, スパイク調査, or wants a technical question from the backlog researched against the actual codebase.
Load a PBL Epic's working context — backlog snapshot, repo sync data, and the Epic summary — refreshing stale data first, so the conversation can start from the Epic's current state. Use when the user wants to load/open an Epic, asks "where are we on <Epic>", Epicをロード, or starts a session about a specific Epic's status.
Generate an HTML report of an Epic's currently-implemented spec and its upcoming planned features, reconciled from the backlog snapshot and the repo's actual state. Use when the user wants a "what exists now vs what's coming" summary, 仕様まとめ, or a feature-status overview for stakeholders.
Read or update the product backlog on monday.com. Use when the user asks about backlog items, monday.com boards, tickets, or tasks tracked in monday.com.
Generate a sprint-review HTML document for a PBL Epic — done items with demo pointers, sprint metrics, and an agenda — from the monday.com board and its Drive snapshot. Use when the user wants sprint review material, a demo agenda, or to prepare for a sprint review / スプリントレビュー.
Generate a PBL Epic's progress & completion-forecast HTML report from its Drive snapshot. Use when the user wants a progress/status report, or a burndown/completion forecast for a PBL Epic.
Set up or update .claude/scrum-context.json for a project — the monday.com board, Google Drive docs root, and Epic-to-Drive-folder mappings the scrum plugin's other skills and scripts depend on. Use when the user wants to configure monday/Drive settings for a project, or when manage-monday-backlog/manage-drive-docs report no board id or no Drive root configured.
Snapshot a monday.com PBL Epic's items (PBIs), docs, and updates into its mapped Google Drive folder in one script run.
Facilitate and record a sprint retrospective for a PBL Epic — prepare sprint facts from the monday.com board, walk the user through Keep/Problem/Try, save the notes to the Epic's Drive folder, and track action items. Use when the user wants a retrospective, ふりかえり/レトロ, or to record what went well and what to improve after a sprint.
Audit the monday.com backlog for refinement gaps — missing acceptance criteria, missing estimates, oversized or vaguely-titled items — and propose concrete fixes and splits. Use when the user wants backlog refinement/grooming, リファインメント, to check if items are ready for a sprint, or to split a large PBI.
Write user-facing release notes from the Conventional Commits history between two refs — grouped by impact, in plain language, with internal-only changes filtered out. Use when the user wants release notes, an announcement of what's new in a version, or a user-readable summary of changes since the last release (distinct from a developer changelog).
Compose a daily or weekly work log from git activity across the user's configured repositories and save it as Markdown (e.g. into an Obsidian vault). Use when the user asks for a work log, daily report, weekly summary, 日報/週報, or "what did I do today/this week".
Create, back up, and restore Claude Code Desktop local routines (scheduled tasks) so they survive a PC change. Use when the user wants to set up a recurring or one-off Desktop routine, back up their routines, or restore routines on a new machine.
Analyzes git changes, drafts localized PR titles and bodies, and assists with creating or updating GitHub pull requests for the active agent-harness project repository. Use when working from agent-harness and the user wants to create a PR, review branch changes, draft or update a PR description, or check whether a branch is ready for review.
Post a message to a Slack channel, resolving channel/user names to IDs and adding an optional @mention or thread reply. Use when the user wants to post, share, or notify something in Slack, or when another skill needs to deliver its output to a Slack channel.
Generate a rich, self-contained HTML document instead of a long Markdown file — for specs & plans, PR/code-review explainers, design mockups & prototypes, research/status reports, or throwaway editing UIs. Use when the user asks to write a "report", wants a PR or piece of code explained visually, wants to compare design options, needs a research or status writeup, wants a diagram/flowchart, or when a Markdown plan/spec is getting too long to read comfortably.
Install herdr (terminal-native agent multiplexer), set up its Claude Code and OpenCode integrations, and configure shell profiles to auto-launch herdr on startup (replacing any existing Zellij autostart block). Use when the user wants to install or configure herdr.
Install Zellij and configure shell profiles to auto-launch Zellij on startup (replacing any existing herdr autostart block). Use when the user wants to install or configure Zellij's shell autostart.
Search, read, edit, or reorganize (rename/move/delete/list folders) development documentation and its folder structure stored in Google Drive, by accessing the locally synced folder (Google Drive for desktop) directly through the filesystem. Use when the user asks about design docs, specs, or other development documentation kept in Google Drive rather than in the repo, or wants to rename/move/delete files or folders there.
Write a handoff document and launch the next agent in a split multiplexer pane (herdr or zellij), with new-window and paste-ready fallbacks when no multiplexer is in use.
Launch a role-based team of Claude Code agents in separate multiplexer panes that coordinate on one task by messaging each other directly.
Use when the user explicitly asks to delegate work to a persistent sidekick/helper agent in its own pane that you can iterate with across multiple rounds (e.g. review -> fix -> re-review) without losing its context each time, or when another skill's instructions explicitly direct invoking sidekick-go. Do not use for a one-off review or one-shot subagent task; that's the Agent/Task tool's job.
Diagnose and fix `code .` failing to launch, or opening a disconnected Windows-side VS Code instead of a WSL-connected (Remote-WSL) window, in a herdr-spawned WSL shell.
Control herdr from inside it. Manage workspaces and tabs, split panes, spawn agents, read output, and wait for state changes — all via CLI commands that talk to the running herdr instance over a local unix socket. Use when running inside herdr (HERDR_ENV=1).
Commit the current changes with a Conventional Commits message. Use when the user asks to commit, or when a workflow (e.g. develop-small-feature) reaches its commit step after implementation is verified.
Use when building or improving a Claude Code slash command in a project's own `.claude/commands/`: $ARGUMENTS handling, file/bash injection, agent invocation, multi-agent orchestration, or command naming.
Generate or refine a concise, effective CLAUDE.md for the current project following official best-practice guidelines. Use when the user wants to create, write, or update a project's CLAUDE.md.
Create a comprehensive, well-structured README.md for the current project. Use when the user wants to create, write, or refine a project's README.
Install recommended productivity skills (grill-me, handoff, writing-great-skills) globally via gh skill install.
Zennの技術ブログ記事を執筆・編集・レビューするためのガイドラインを提供する。技術的正確性、読みやすさ、AIっぽい文章の排除を重視。Zennの記事(articles/*.md)を書く・直す・レビューするとき、または「Zenn」「技術ブログ」「記事執筆」に言及されたときに使用する。
This skill should be used when the user asks about "Zenn記法", "Zenn Markdown", "メッセージブロック", "アコーディオン", "埋め込み", "Zenn特有の記法", or mentions writing Zenn articles with specific formatting needs. Provides comprehensive knowledge of Zenn-specific Markdown syntax and best practices.
Use when building or improving a Claude Code slash command: $ARGUMENTS handling, file/bash injection, agent invocation, multi-agent orchestration, or command naming.
Investigates OpenCode runtime errors by locating and analyzing log files. Use when OpenCode fails to start, plugins do not load, MCP servers error out, or terminal shows cryptic errors without details.
Implements React Router v7 app structure, routing patterns, and component templates. Use when creating or modifying React Router v7 applications to ensure consistent folder structure, data loading patterns, and component architecture.
Install a Claude Code skill from a GitHub skills repository URL.