Britt Claude Code Skills
- 4 repo stars
- Updated July 27, 2026
- britt/claude-code-skills
britt-claude-code-skills is a Claude Code plugin that bundles 29 productivity and project-management skills for planning, issues, diagrams, and structured documentation.
About
britt-claude-code-skills is a large Claude Code plugin collection aimed at developers who treat the agent as a project partner, not only a code generator. With twenty-nine plugins, it spans interactive planning, requirement elicitation, milestone and dependency thinking, meeting agendas, issue triage language, and visual artifacts such as Mermaid diagrams and Gantt-style charts. You reach for it during Build when you need consistent formats for plans, documents, and GitHub-adjacent work, but the same skills also support Validate when you are scoping a prototype and Ship when you are turning review findings into actionable tasks. The bundle emphasizes clear, concise communications—status, risks, estimates, and definitions of done—so a one-person team can look organized to collaborators and future you. On Skillselion it reads as a productivity and PM layer you install once rather than hunting separate skills for every planning ritual.
- 29 bundled skills covering planning, issues, meetings, and documentation flows
- Mermaid and Gantt-oriented outputs for architecture, timelines, and dependency views
- Issue and PR framing with priority, blockers, and acceptance-style criteria
- Guided elicitation and decomposition for scope, edge cases, and nonfunctional needs
- Consolidated markdown outputs for FAQs, notes, and cross-referenced project context
Britt Claude Code Skills by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 28, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 4 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | July 27, 2026 |
| Repository | britt/claude-code-skills ↗ |
What it does
Install this 29-plugin bundle when you want Claude to run structured product and project work—plans, issues, Gantt-style views, meetings, and documentation—in one place.
Who is it for?
Best when you want Claude to orchestrate PM artifacts, Mermaid diagrams, and issue-style writeups without adopting a separate PM suite.
Skip if: Skip if you only need a single narrow coding helper with no planning, meetings, or documentation workflows.
What you get
You get repeatable agent-guided templates for decomposition, timelines, issues, and docs so product work stays traceable from idea to delivery.
- Structured plans, milestones, and dependency-aware breakdowns
- Markdown documents with FAQs, notes, and cross-references
- Diagram-ready Mermaid or chart-oriented outputs for architecture and schedules
By the numbers
- Plugin count: 29
- Repository: britt/claude-code-skills
- Catalog description: Some skills for Claude
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FAQ
Who is Britt Claude Code Skills for?
It is for developers and product-minded developers who want many planning, documentation, and issue skills registered together in Claude Code.
When should I use Britt Claude Code Skills?
Use it when you are defining scope, writing plans, preparing meetings, or translating work into issues and diagrams during an active build.
How do I add Britt Claude Code Skills to my agent?
Add the britt/claude-code-skills repository as a Claude Code plugin source, enable the plugins you need from the bundle, and invoke them from your usual project context or CLAUDE.md pointers.