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Claude Code skills for the full AI dev pipeline — optimized for Inkdrop note persistence and Jira integration.
adrianfernandezalv/skills
Claude Code skills for an AI-assisted development pipeline — from idea to shipped code.
Installation
Install all skills globally:
npx skills@latest add adrianfernandezalv/skills -y -g
Install a single skill:
npx skills@latest add adrianfernandezalv/skills skill=<name> -y -g
The installer detects which agents you have installed (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc.) and creates symlinks automatically for each. The skills are written and optimized for Claude Code — behavior on other agents may vary.
Pipeline
The skills are designed to work together end-to-end:
/grill-me → clarify your idea
/grill-with-docs → stress-test against your codebase's domain model
/to-prd → turn the conversation into a structured PRD
/to-issues → break the PRD into independently-grabbable slices
/tdd → implement each slice with red-green-refactor
/improve-codebase-architecture → find deepening opportunities after implementation
/journal → reconstruct today's work from git history (work vs personal)
/handoff → write a handoff comment on the active issue
Skills
Engineering
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
grill-with-docs |
Stress-test a plan against the codebase's domain model (CONTEXT.md, ADRs) and update docs inline |
to-prd |
Turn the current conversation into a structured PRD |
to-issues |
Break a PRD into independently-grabbable implementation slices |
tdd |
Red-green-refactor TDD loop for features and bug fixes |
improve-codebase-architecture |
Find refactoring opportunities and deepen module boundaries |
Productivity
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
grill-me |
Interview to reach shared understanding before starting work |
journal |
Reconstruct today's work from git history across your repos, split work vs personal |
handoff |
Write a handoff comment on the active issue for the next session |
Integrations
Four skills (to-prd, to-issues, journal, handoff) persist state across sessions and adapt to a configurable backend. Backends dispatch independently, so combinations (e.g. GitHub issues + Inkdrop journal) work out of the box.
Issue backend — output: in CLAUDE.local.md
Selects where to-prd / to-issues / handoff write. Default is github when the key is absent.
output: |
PRD | Slices | Handoff |
|---|---|---|---|
github (default) |
Epic tracking issue (label epic), PRD in the body |
Native sub-issues of the Epic, type:/status: labels, release as milestone |
Comment on the active issue |
jira |
Jira ticket description | Child Jira issues with blocking links | Comment on the ticket |
inkdrop (legacy) |
Spec notebook note |
Issues notebook notes, type + release tags |
## Handoff section in the issue note |
With github, issue status is tracked by labels (no GitHub Project needed): status: to-define → status: selected-for-dev → status: in-progress → closed (Done); wontfix = dropped. Labels and milestones are created on-demand.
Journal backend — journal-backend in ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md
/journal reconstructs the day from git history and writes it where journal-backend says (journal-path gives the location):
journal-backend |
Behavior |
|---|---|
obsidian (default) |
Writes <journal-path>/<date>.md and commits it (vault is a git repo) |
inkdrop (legacy) |
One note per day in the Journal notebook |
# ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md
journal-backend: obsidian
journal-path: ~/Developer/<vault>/Journal
Repository conventions
Some skills expect specific files to exist in your project. Create them once and the skills will use them automatically:
| File | Used by | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
CONTEXT.md |
grill-with-docs, improve-codebase-architecture, tdd |
Domain glossary — canonical terms and relationships for this codebase |
docs/adr/ |
grill-with-docs, improve-codebase-architecture |
Architectural Decision Records — decisions the skills won't re-litigate |
CLAUDE.local.md |
to-prd, to-issues, handoff |
Project-level config (output: selects the issue backend; default github) |
CONTEXT.md and docs/adr/ are created lazily by the skills themselves the first time they're needed — you don't have to set them up manually.
Credits
Based on mattpocock/skills by Matt Pocock, MIT license.
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