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claude-skills
claude-skills contém 5 skills coletadas de nimblehq, com cobertura ocupacional por repositório e páginas de detalhe dentro do site.
Skills neste repositório
Create product requirements using Linear's native structure. Use when creating or editing Initiatives, Projects, Milestones, Project Documents (specs), or Issues (user stories) in Linear. Triggers include requests to write PRDs, create user stories, set up projects, write specs, or add features to Linear.
Turn raw CI-generated release notes into client-friendly, marketing-style release notes for a SaaS product. Use when asked to write release notes, changelog announcements, "what's new" posts, product update notes, or to clean up / rewrite a release PR body or auto-generated changelog for a non-technical audience. Triggers include "release notes", "changelog", "what's new", "announce the release", "product update", "clean up the release notes", and pasting a grouped Features/Bugs/Chores changelog.
Technical pre-sales and solution design for Nimble consulting proposals. Use when creating or populating one-pager documents, drafting scope of work or SOW proposals, defining team compositions and sizing, preparing for sales discovery calls, writing client-facing proposal sections, or explaining costs, timelines, or team structures to clients. Triggers include "one-pager", "proposal", "SOW", "scope of work", "pre-sales", "sales discovery", "team composition", "solution design", and "Nimble proposal".
Guide for creating Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) following Nimble's standard. Use when creating new PRDs, defining requirements, documenting features, or planning product releases. Covers structure, AI-friendly formatting, requirement IDs, and all PRD sections.
Comprehensive guidance for writing user stories following Nimble's product development standards. Use when creating product requirements, organizing backlogs, writing user stories, documenting bugs, or creating chores for digital product development at Nimble. Covers backlog organization (modules, features, labels), user story types (features, bugs, chores), story templates, naming conventions, and estimation guidelines.