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analyze-project

Conduct SPARK methodology analysis for new project inception. Use at the beginning of a new project, when evaluating significant features, before bootstrap-project to validate viability, or when pivoting an existing project.

bootstrap-project

Bootstrap a new project at a chosen graduation tier (t0 minimum, t1 decision-tracked, t2 full pattern language) following AI-Assisted Project Orchestration best practices. Use when starting a new software project, promoting an existing project to a higher tier, or converting an existing project for AI-assisted development.

AI & Automation Solid

graduate-backlog

Graduate a project's in-repo backlog (roadmap phases, sprint deliverables, ADRs) onto a forge issue tracker at a thin-hybrid default, once the backlog outgrows a single contributor. Use when a team needs to see and claim work that currently lives only in docs/roadmap and docs/sprints, when a repo has a mature in-repo roadmap but an empty tracker, when open-sourcing a project, or when deciding what work should stay in-repo versus live on a GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg/Forgejo, or self-hosted internal tracker.

harden-github-actions

Harden GitHub Actions CI/CD workflows for supply-chain security — SHA-pin actions, least-privilege token permissions, verified toolchain installs, OpenSSF Scorecard, and SLSA provenance. Use when adding or auditing GitHub Actions workflows, before making a repository public, when a supply-chain review flags CI gaps, or when standardizing CI hardening across GitHub projects. GitHub-specific by design — GitLab CI and Forgejo Actions are out of scope.

harden-gitlab-ci

Harden GitLab CI/CD pipelines for supply-chain security — SHA-pin `include:` and CI/CD components, scope the `CI_JOB_TOKEN` allowlist, protect and mask variables, pin job image digests, and use `id_tokens`/OIDC instead of long-lived secrets. Use when adding or auditing a `.gitlab-ci.yml`, before making a GitLab project public, when a supply-chain review flags CI gaps, or when standardizing pipeline hardening across GitLab projects (gitlab.com or self-hosted). GitLab-specific by design — for GitHub Actions use `harden-github-actions`; Forgejo/Gitea Actions are out of scope.

plan-sprint

Create a sprint plan for a new development cycle. Use when starting a new sprint, after completing wrapup-sprint, or when initializing Sprint 1 for a new project.

setup-adrs

Create the foundational Architecture Decision Record (ADR) sequence for a new project. Use after bootstrap-project, when establishing decision documentation, or when standardizing ADR practices.

setup-architecture-as-code

Establish architecture-as-code practice using C4 modeling and Structurizr DSL. Use after bootstrap-project, when establishing architecture documentation, or when migrating from diagram-based to code-based architecture.

AI & Automation Solid

setup-container-security

Harden container images (Containerfile/Dockerfile) for supply-chain security — digest-pinned bases, non-root runtime, verified artifact fetches, hadolint/shellcheck linting, and grype + syft SBOM scanning. Use when a project builds a container image, before publishing an image to a registry, or when auditing container security.

setup-git-hooks

Configure two-stage git hooks (pre-commit + pre-push) for quality automation, with either pre-commit or lefthook as the hook manager. Use after bootstrap-project and setup-adrs, when adding quality gates to an existing project, or when standardizing quality automation.

validate-quality-config

Validate consistency across quality configuration files. Use after setup-git-hooks, when debugging "works locally, fails in CI" issues, before major releases, or when onboarding.

Testing & QA Solid

wrapup-sprint

Complete a sprint with retrospective, changelog update, release tagging, and (for `ships-artifacts` projects) release provenance — SBOM, SLSA, and signing. Use when sprint work is done, at the end of a sprint cycle, or before starting a new sprint.

Code & Development Listed

setup-pre-commit

DEPRECATED — renamed to setup-git-hooks in 0.1.29. This skill should be used only to redirect; invoke setup-git-hooks instead for configuring two-stage git hooks (pre-commit + pre-push) with either pre-commit or lefthook.

diataxis-audit

Audit existing documentation against the Diátaxis framework's four quadrants. Use when reviewing documentation that feels unclear, when assessing documentation quality, or when preparing for a documentation reorganization.

diataxis-convert

Convert mixed documentation into separate Diátaxis quadrant documents. Use when documentation exists but mixes tutorials, how-tos, reference, and explanation content together, or after a diataxis-audit identifies mixed content.

diataxis-create

Create new documentation following the Diátaxis framework. Use when writing documentation from scratch, when a user requests a tutorial, how-to guide, reference, or explanation document, or when filling documentation gaps.

diataxis-plan

Plan documentation architecture for a project using the Diátaxis framework. Use when organizing documentation for a new project, restructuring existing documentation, or designing a documentation strategy.

obsidian-cli

This skill should be used when the user asks to "read an Obsidian note", "search my vault", "create a note in Obsidian", "append to my daily note", "list tags in Obsidian", "check my tasks", "open a file in Obsidian", "manage Obsidian plugins", "query a base", or any interaction with an Obsidian vault via the command line. Also triggered when the user mentions "obsidian", "vault", "daily note", or "Obsidian CLI".

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