risadams

Use when the user needs to identify and prioritize risky assumptions in a product idea, feature, or strategy. Triggers on: 'assumptions', 'what could go wrong', 'validate', 'riskiest assumption', 'de-risk', 'assumption map'.

Use when the user needs to groom, refine, or clean up a product backlog. Triggers on: 'groom backlog', 'backlog refinement', 'backlog grooming', 'clean up backlog', 'refine stories', 'sprint refinement', 'backlog management'.

Use when analyzing business processes, gathering requirements from stakeholders, or identifying process improvement opportunities to drive operational efficiency and measurable business value.

Use when you need to develop comprehensive content strategies, create SEO-optimized marketing content, or execute multi-channel content campaigns to drive engagement and conversions. Invoke this skill for content planning, content creation, audience analysis, and measuring content ROI.

Use this skill before publishing any AI-generated content — blog posts, READMEs, release notes, commit messages, PR descriptions, documentation, or social posts. Strips AI writing patterns using unslop, then performs a final quality pass.

Use when the user wants to design a growth loop, understand PLG mechanics, or build sustainable acquisition. Triggers on: 'growth loop', 'flywheel', 'viral loop', 'PLG growth', 'product-led growth', 'growth mechanics', 'how do we grow', 'word of mouth'.

Draft a customer-facing release note for a Jira ticket by gathering the ticket context (summary, description, type, fix version, comments) and any linked GitLab merge requests / code changes, then synthesizing a clear, audience- appropriate release note. Runs a clarity-council quality pass over the draft. Read-only by default; the user may opt in at the end to publish the note as a Jira comment (or into a Release Notes field if one exists). Use when user says "draft release notes", "write a release note", "release note for [TICKET-KEY]", "what changed in this ticket", or invokes /issue-draft-release-notes with a ticket key.

Scan all open issues in a Jira project and identify likely duplicates using semantic comparison. Produces a markdown report listing each suspected duplicate pair with a probability score and reasoning. Read-only — never modifies, links, or transitions tickets. Default project key is read from memory (`reference_jira_default_project.md`); accepts an override project key. Use when user says "find duplicates", "duplicate check", "dedupe issues", "find duplicate tickets", or invokes /issue-dup-find with or without a project key.

Personal daily briefing assistant. Pulls the last 24 hours of email and calendar from Outlook, summarizes today's schedule, surfaces open action items, and proposes focus blocks. Use when user says "daily briefing", "morning briefing", "daily standup prep", or invokes /daily-briefing.

Draft a customer-facing release note for a Jira ticket by gathering the ticket context (summary, description, type, fix version, comments) and any linked GitLab merge requests / code changes, then synthesizing a clear, audience- appropriate release note. Runs a clarity-council quality pass over the draft. Read-only by default; the user may opt in at the end to publish the note as a Jira comment (or into a Release Notes field if one exists). Use when user says "draft release notes", "write a release note", "release note for [TICKET-KEY]", "what changed in this ticket", or invokes /issue-draft-release-notes with a ticket key.

Generate a per-team standup markdown report by gathering activity over the last N days from Jira, GitLab, Confluence, and a local Git repo. Maps activity to team members from a roster CSV, renders a Mermaid kanban + randomized talking order, captures a `daily`-tagged sprint snapshot, and runs a clarity-council (infographics-expert burndown chart + statistics-expert forecast + scrum-master suggestions) for sprint pulse. Writes one file per team into the Obsidian vault. Use when the user says "daily standup prep", "standup report", "generate standup", "scrum prep", or invokes /daily-standup-prep.

Morning kickoff wrapper that runs sprint-snapshot (daily tag), daily-standup-prep (with sprint burndown), and daily-briefing (report only — no focus-block suggestions) in order. Re-runs idempotently — existing same-day artifacts are overwritten in place. Use when user says "good morning", "morning routine", "kick off my day", "start my day", or invokes /good-morning.

Capture a point-in-time snapshot of a scrum team's current sprint board from Jira and render it into the Obsidian vault as (1) an Obsidian Canvas with sprint overview, team workload, kanban columns, and issue cards, (2) a companion markdown summary, and (3) an append-only JSONL trend log. Auto-detects sprint phase (start / week 1 / week 2 / week 3 / end) from today's date. Supports `--as-of <date>` for historical snapshots. Reuses obsidian-canvas / obsidian-vault / obsidian-markdown for vault writes and follows the issue-* skills' Jira context-gathering patterns. Use when user says "sprint snapshot", "snapshot the sprint", "capture sprint state", "sprint planner", "scrum board snapshot", or invokes /sprint-snapshot.

Safely rebase the current branch onto its upstream target (baseline, main, or master). Auto-resolves simple merge conflicts (version bumps, changelogs). Prompts for complex ones. Use when user says "rebase", "rebase branch", "rebase onto main", "update my branch", "sync with baseline", "catch up with main", or invokes /branch-rebase.

Resolve complex git merge/rebase conflicts by reconstructing intent, preserving both branches' goals when possible, and running automated checks.

Decode messages into plain language with tone and intent analysis. Breaks down what someone actually means, analyzes emotional tone with probability scores, and flags ambiguity. Use when user says "break it down", "what does this mean", "decode this", "analyze this message", "what are they saying", or invokes /break-it-down.