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@tbrownio tbrownio commented Apr 25, 2026

Summary

Adds a new tyler/ contributor folder mirroring the structure introduced by parsa/. Contains only my skills as-is — no merges with parsa's versions.

What's included

tyler/.claude/skills/ — full skill set (11 skills), all copied from my user-level ~/.claude/skills/:

  • commit, discussion, investigate, prepare-pr, release, research-web, review — byte-identical with parsa's
  • implement, simple-plan, create-plan (+ plan_base.md) — my versions, not parsa's
  • create-spec (+ spec_base.md) — new skill (no parsa equivalent)

What create-spec does

Produces a high-level specification with a stateful phases table whose rows each map to a downstream /create-plan invocation. The create-plan skill detects active specs in ./tmp/specs/ (Step 0), picks the next unchecked phase, and flips its [ ][x] checkbox before writing the plan.

/discussion <topic>     explore in conversation
/create-spec <topic>    produces a stateful spec at ./tmp/specs/
/clear
/create-plan            auto-picks Phase 1, marks it [x], writes plan
/implement <plan>
/clear
/create-plan            auto-picks Phase 2 …
... until all phases [x]

Test plan

  • /create-spec <topic> writes to ./tmp/specs/ with the correct phases-table column structure (✓ | # | Phase | Goal | Scope | Out of scope | Depends on | Key files / modules | Size)
  • After /clear, /create-plan with no args detects the spec, flips the first row's [ ][x], and references the spec at the top of the plan file
  • /create-plan "freeform feature description" still works as before (direct mode)

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tbrownio and others added 2 commits April 25, 2026 13:39
Mirrors the per-contributor structure introduced by parsa/. Includes
.claude/skills (with commit, create-plan, create-spec, discussion,
implement, investigate, prepare-pr, release, research-web, review,
simple-plan) and the research-dossier-writer agent that create-plan
depends on.

Notable choices vs my user-level skills:
- create-spec is a new skill (no parsa equivalent). Produces a
  high-level spec with a stateful phases table whose rows each map to
  a downstream /create-plan invocation.
- create-plan merges parsa's mandatory repo audit + brief/dossier
  reconciliation flow with my new spec-mode (Step 0 auto-detects specs
  in ./tmp/specs/, picks the next unchecked phase, flips its
  checkbox, and inherits intent from the spec).
- plan_base.md, implement, simple-plan adopted from parsa unchanged
  (materially richer than my user-level versions: structured Verified
  Repo Truths sections, Codex executor support, parallel
  Codex+Claude review).
- All other skills are byte-identical between user-level and parsa's,
  copied as-is.
- share-fix not adopted (not in my workflow).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per user direction: this folder should be Tyler's skills as-is, not a
merge with parsa's. Reverts create-plan, plan_base.md, implement, and
simple-plan to my user-level versions, and removes the
research-dossier-writer agent that was only needed by parsa's create-plan
flow.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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