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Skills/MATTPOCOCK/RALPH WORKSHOP REPO 001

mattpocock/ralph-workshop-repo-001

1 skill · 5 installs · 16 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/mattpocock/ralph-workshop-repo-001

Skills in this repo

1Write A Prdwrite-a-prd is an agent skill for solo builders who need a disciplined product brief before implementation. It walks you from a long-form problem description through repository exploration, alternative options, and a detailed implementation interview, then negotiates exact scope—including what you will not build—and sketches major modules with an emphasis on deep, testable boundaries. When you and the agent align on modules and which areas deserve tests, the skill emits a PRD from its template as a GitHub issue so the spec lives where your team already tracks work. Use it when a feature feels underspecified or when you want repo-grounded assertions instead of hand-wavy plans. It pairs naturally with spec-driven build skills that consume written requirements after scope is approved.5installs