ai-dev-operating-system
ai-dev-operating-system contient 20 skills collectées depuis lglucas, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
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Plan post-first-100-users growth without burning out the founder, the budget, or the user base. Pairs with `first-100-users` (which gets you to 100); this skill takes you from 100 to ~1000 sustainably. Activated when the user says "já tenho 100 usuários, e agora?", "como cresço sem queimar dinheiro?", "o WhatsApp 1-a-1 não escala mais".
Get a second (and third) AI opinion on hard-to-reverse decisions. Runs the same prompt through different agent roles or model families in parallel, then reconciles disagreements. Inspired by gstack's `/codex` cross-review pattern. Activated for architecture decisions, security-sensitive code, pricing/packaging changes, deploy gates, legal-adjacent text, or any decision the user flags as "não dá pra desfazer fácil".
Turn a manually-validated workflow into a documented, repeatable, and partially-automatable process. Use AFTER a task has been done at least 3 times by hand and is showing signs of repetition. Inspired by Sahil Lavingia's principle "do it manually until it works, then processize." Activated when the user says "tô fazendo isso toda semana", "vamos automatizar?", "isso já cansou", or after `daily-standup` flags repeated manual work.
Recommend external repo packs from docs/registry/ that fit a project's stack, domain, and constraints. Use during /project-start (after the Technical Plan), when the user asks "que repos eu deveria usar?", or whenever a new need (security review, design system, deploy guidance) appears mid-build.
Flag potentially expensive technical choices BEFORE they are committed. Watch for AI model selection, hosting tier upgrades, third-party services with metered pricing, and DB patterns that explode with scale.
At the start of a session (or on user request "o que a gente fez", "onde paramos"), produce a 4-bullet briefing — what's done, what's in progress, what's next, what's blocked. Replaces the dev habit of standup for solo vibe coders.
Walk a vibe-coder through deploying a Next.js + Supabase project to Vercel + Supabase production for the first time. Activated when the user says "vamos publicar", "como coloca no ar", "deploy", or after Sprint 1 ships and the app needs a public URL.
Get the first 100 real users for a vibe-coder SaaS without spending on ads. Hand-curated outreach, founder communities, niche-specific channels, retention check-ins. Activated after launch when the user asks "como pego os primeiros usuários", "ninguém tá usando", or after `launch-agent` Track A.
Verify the AI Dev Operating System is in a coherent state inside a project. Detects missing canonical files, broken cross-references, version drift, gitignore gaps, stale paths after a migration, and orphaned artifacts. Run after major edits to the OS or before opening a new sprint.
Translate technical decisions, architecture, errors, or AI-generated jargon into plain Portuguese a vibe coder (non-dev) can act on. Use whenever the user signals confusion ("não entendi", "o que isso quer dizer", "explica de novo") or after producing technical artifacts.
Undo the last AI change without losing user work. Use when the latest AI-applied change broke something, the user says "desfaz", "volta", "undo", "estraga tudo", or after `bug-triage-agent` selects a revert as the safest fix. Designed for vibe coders who don't yet trust git.
Enforce safe handling of API keys, tokens, passwords, and any other secret in the project. Run when adding integrations, before commits, or when the user pastes a value that looks like a credential.
Track real-world usage and cost across LLM providers, hosting, DB, and email after a feature ships or a launch happens. Complements `cost-watchdog` (preventive). Triggers when the user says "tô gastando muito", "quanto custa", "quanto deu de fatura", or after launch.
Smoke-test that the project still builds, the dev server starts, and the main user flow loads after a change. Run after every non-trivial edit, after a rollback, before a commit, and before pushing to remote.
Create session logs or ADRs to preserve why important decisions were made.
Create a feature-based folder structure and initial implementation plan.
Review features that touch personal data, sensitive data, auth, logs, exports, or deletion flows.
Pre-release gate for tests, docs, changelog, privacy, security, and sprint closure.
Scan project changes for secrets, credentials, unsafe env handling, and accidental private data leaks.
Manage sprint lifecycle: open sprint, maintain sprint branch/docs, close sprint, update changelog, and prepare tags.