Explorar skills

End-of-context-window session transition that saves memory, writes a handoff doc, posts a GitHub progress comment, and instructs the user to /compact for a clean next session. Use when context usage approaches 80%, when remaining tokens are insufficient for the current phase's remaining work, or when user says "handover", "context is full", "save progress", "end session". Distinct from /handoff (l

Break a plan, spec, or PRD into independently-grabbable issues using tracer-bullet vertical slices with enforced AC templates, creation gates, and dual output to GitHub Issues + PLAN.md. Use when user wants to convert a plan into issues, create implementation tickets, or break down work into issues.

Creates CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md from the harness template (if absent) and configures docs/agents/ so harness skills know the issue tracker, triage labels, domain docs, GitHub Project board, and session state location. Run before first use of triage, to-prd, to-issues, context-handover, or session-start — or if those skills appear to be missing context. Typically consumes <30% of a context window.

Use when a skill exists but blind assessment shows it underperforms, or when iteratively improving a skill through experiment cycles while avoiding overfitting to fixed benchmarks

Generate an ornate, Elizabethan commit message for the currently staged changes. Conventional Commits type on the subject for tooling; the body is Early Modern English prose explaining the why. Use when the user types /shakespeare-commit or asks for a "bard commit". Not recommended for projects that require terse, machine-readable commit history.

Quick-reference card for shakespeare mode — all intensity levels, commands, and activation phrases. One-shot display, not a persistent mode. Use when the user types /shakespeare-help or asks "what shakespeare commands are there".

Review a pull request or diff and return ornate, Early Modern English comments — one per finding, each anchored to `file:line`. Use when the user types /shakespeare-review or asks for a "bard review". The flourish wraps the critique; the technical substance stays precise.

Ornate output mode. Answers the user in Early Modern English — thou/thee, -eth/-est endings, inverted syntax, rhetorical flourish. Deliberately inflates output tokens for comedic and aesthetic effect while keeping all technical substance intact. Supports intensity levels: lite, full (default), bard, sonnet, prose. Use when user says "shakespeare mode", "talk like shakespeare", "bard mode", or invo

Full-spectrum web application Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (VAPT). Automates reconnaissance, scanning, injection testing, authentication analysis, and report generation. Supports --mode pro (terse) and --mode dev (educational). Enforces authorization gate before any active testing.

Use when Claude Code needs to trace SpecDD specs to code, tests, docs, changed files, or coverage gaps.

Use when Claude Code needs to add SpecDD to a project or update SpecDD framework files through the CLI before normal SpecDD work begins.

Use when Claude Code needs to diagnose or fix a bug against active SpecDD specs.