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9 published skills

  1. Adr · adamakhlaq bundle
    Write or improve an Architecture Decision Record (ADR). Use when capturing a significant architectural or technical decision, when the user mentions ADRs, decision records, "why did we choose X over Y", or wants to document a technical trade-off. For broader non-architectural decisions (product, process, org), use the kdd skill instead.
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  2. Kdd · adamakhlaq bundle
    Write or improve a Key Decision Document (KDD) — a record of a significant decision that is not purely architectural: product direction, process, tooling, vendor, or cross-team choices. Use when the user wants to capture a key decision, its rationale, the options weighed, and who signed off. For a purely architectural/technical decision, use the adr skill instead.
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  3. Prd · adamakhlaq bundle
    Write or improve a Product Requirements Document (PRD) — the what and why of a product or feature: problem, users, goals, success metrics, requirements, and scope. Use when the user wants a PRD, product spec, feature brief, or product one-pager. For the technical "how", write an rfc; for recording a decision, a kdd or adr.
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  4. Rca · adamakhlaq bundle
    Write or improve a Root Cause Analysis / postmortem after an incident or outage. Use when the user mentions a postmortem, RCA, incident writeup, Correction of Errors (COE), "5 whys", blameless retro, or wants to document what broke and how to prevent recurrence.
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  5. Rfc · adamakhlaq bundle
    Write or improve an RFC / design document for a non-trivial change before building it. Use when the user wants a design doc, technical proposal, RFC, or to think through and socialise an approach with goals, alternatives, and trade-offs. For recording a decision that has already been made, use the adr skill; for incident analysis, use the rca skill.
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  6. Readme · adamakhlaq bundle
    Write or improve a project README. Use when the user wants to create, rewrite, or review a README — the front-door doc explaining what a project is, why it exists, and how to install and use it. Follows the Standard Readme spec.
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  7. Runbook · adamakhlaq bundle
    Write or improve an operational runbook / playbook for a service — how to operate it, what its alerts mean, and how to troubleshoot and recover it. Use when the user wants a runbook, on-call playbook, operational guide, or step-by-step recovery procedures. Pairs with the rca skill (a runbook is the proactive twin of a postmortem).
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  8. Object Object · adamakhlaq
    {{ONE OR TWO SENTENCES describing WHAT this skill does and — critically — WHEN Claude should reach for it. The description is the trigger: Claude reads it to decide whether to apply the skill, so make it sharp. Name the concrete situations, verbs, and phrases a user would use ("when the user asks to X", "when mentioning Y"). Say when NOT to use it and point to the better skill. A vague description means the skill fires at the wrong time or never fires.}}
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  9. Changelog · adamakhlaq bundle
    Create or update a CHANGELOG following the Keep a Changelog format and Semantic Versioning. Use when the user wants to write a changelog, add release notes, record what changed in a release, or maintain an [Unreleased] section.
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