cexll/myclaude
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npx skills add https://github.com/cexll/myclaudeSkills in this repo
1Product RequirementsThe product-requirements skill helps agents author PRDs for software features with problem statements, goals, non-goals, user stories, acceptance criteria, metrics, and rollout considerations. It prompts for missing scope decisions, dependencies, and edge cases before engineering handoff. Output uses consistent headings so teams can trace requirements to tests and milestones. Agents avoid vague feature lists by tying each story to measurable outcomes and explicit out-of-scope notes. Use when turning feature ideas into implementation-ready requirement documents inside myclaude workflows.1.1kinstalls2Test CasesTest Cases is a MIT-licensed Claude skill that reads product requirements or PRD documents and generates comprehensive, structured test documentation. It covers happy paths, edge cases, error handling, and state transitions so QA planning starts from written requirements instead of ad hoc scenarios. Developers reach for Test Cases when a feature spec exists but test scenarios, acceptance criteria, and edge-case matrices are still missing. The skill triggers on requests for test case generation, QA planning, test scenario creation, or structured test documentation from requirements input.1kinstalls3Prototype Prompt Generatorprototype-prompt-generator is a design skill from cexll/myclaude that transforms product requirements into production-ready prototype prompts for HTML, CSS, and React builds. It gathers application type, target users, and primary workflows, then outputs detailed specifications covering color palettes, component definitions, layout structures, and implementation guidelines tuned for AI tools or human developers. The skill supports multiple design systems including WeChat Work, iOS Native, Material Design, and Ant Design Mobile. Developers reach for prototype-prompt-generator when they need a comprehensive prototype brief instead of vague "build me an app" instructions. skills.sh lists prototype-prompt-generator with 364 installs, reflecting steady use for fast UI validation before engineering commitment.369installs4Skill Installskill-install from cexll/myclaude automates adding Claude Code skills to a project or user environment. It handles discovery, placement, and registration so agents consistently load the right SKILL.md bundles instead of ad-hoc copy-paste setup.202installs5CodeagentImplements the myclaude codeagent: an LLM-driven developer agent that decomposes tasks, selects repo tools, applies patches, runs checks, and loops until tests pass—standardizing how autonomous coding sessions behave across projects instead of ad hoc prompt chains.193installs6BrowserProvides browser automation primitives for myclaude agents: launch contexts, navigate URLs, interact with elements, scrape readable content, and attach visual evidence so agents can research sites, reproduce bugs, and validate flows without a separate Playwright script each time.185installs7HarnessDefines the myclaude harness that executes agent runs with bounded steps, structured logging, configurable toolsets, and replayable traces so developers can debug bad trajectories, benchmark prompt changes, and harden autonomous workflows before wider rollout.134installs8OmoThe /omo orchestrator (Sisyphus) invokes explore, librarian, oracle, and develop agents in a routing-first, non-fixed pipeline chosen by risk signals. A developer uses it to investigate and fix bugs or add features without a mandatory conveyor workflow.77installs9DevThe /dev orchestrator drives requirement clarification, deep analysis, and parallel task execution via codeagent-wrapper with backend routing and mandatory 90% test coverage. A developer uses it to implement a feature with enforced coverage validation.76installs10DoThe /do orchestrator runs a 5-phase feature workflow and never writes code directly, delegating to parallel codeagent-wrapper agents with optional worktree isolation. A developer uses it to build a feature with systematic codebase understanding.75installs11SparvSPARV drives a five-phase development workflow with a 10-point Specify gate, a unified journal, TDD in Act, and escalation on repeated failures or high-risk actions. A developer uses it to take a requirement to verifiable delivery in one pass.72installs