By slamb2k
AI-assisted planning, development, and governance for full project lifecycle: scaffolding, feature dev, web design prototyping, CI/CD, IaC, automated PR management, and code review with guardrails.
The project's single "what's on deck" surface — one command, two sections. Shows the best-practice lifecycle stages this project should adopt next (computed from repo state, via the recommendation engine) AND the durable backlog of follow-ups (ideas, deferred fixes, open questions, risks, tech debt) captured at /build and /ship so they survive /clear. Lists both, and resolves, dismisses, adds, or reviews follow-ups. Use when you want to see or act on everything outstanding. Triggers: "what's next", "next steps", "/logbook", "what's on deck", "follow-ups", "the backlog", "what did we defer", "lifecycle steps", "what should I do next".
Initialize any project directory with a standard scaffold for AI-assisted development. Creates specs/ and context/ directories, a project CLAUDE.md with development workflow and guardrails, .gitignore, and branch protection. Idempotent — safe to run on existing projects. Triggers: "init project", "setup brace", "brace", "initialize", "bootstrap", "scaffold".
Generate Infrastructure as Code (IaC) pipelines that provision the cloud and container infrastructure your app deploys to. Interview-driven: detects your stack and cloud provider, then outputs deterministic IaC files (Terraform, Bicep, Pulumi, or CDK) plus CI/CD pipelines that plan on PR and apply on merge. Use when setting up cloud infrastructure, provisioning container registries, databases, networking, DNS, or any infrastructure that containers deploy onto. Designed to run before /dock — /keel lays the infrastructure, /dock deploys to it.
Context-isolated feature development pipeline. Takes a detailed design/plan as argument and executes the full feature-dev lifecycle (explore, question, architect, implement, review, ship) inside subagents so the primary conversation stays compact. Use when you have a well-defined plan and want autonomous execution with minimal context window consumption.
Generate multiple unique web design variations for any website or web application. Accepts site specifications from a file (--spec path) or pasted text block. Creates a Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind project with Bun and produces N different creative designs accessible at /1, /2, /3, etc. Use when prototyping or exploring design directions for any web interface.
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A skill framework for Claude Code. Ships 14 skills covering the full development lifecycle — from project initialization to shipping PRs.
| Skill | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| build | /build | Context-isolated feature development pipeline. Takes a design/plan and executes explore, question, architect, implement, review, ship inside subagents. |
| brace | /brace | Initialize projects with a standard scaffold. Creates specs/, tools/, context/ directories, project CLAUDE.md, and branch protection. |
| distil | /distil | Generate multiple unique web design variations. Creates a Vite + React + TypeScript + Tailwind project with N designs at /1, /2, /3. |
| dock | /dock | Generate container release pipelines. Builds once, promotes immutable images through dev → staging → prod. Supports Azure Container Apps, AWS Fargate, Cloud Run, Kubernetes, Dokku, Coolify, CapRover. |
| ferry | /ferry | Ferry a session's live state across a context reset — write a waybill and signal a fresh session to resume from it. Clean-context handoff / checkpoint before /clear. |
| hoist | /hoist | Generate low-infrastructure release pipelines that publish artifacts directly — npm/PyPI/crates/RubyGems/NuGet/Go packages, GitHub Releases, static sites, serverless functions. OIDC/trusted publishing. The non-container sibling of /dock. |
| keel | /keel | Generate IaC pipelines (Terraform, Bicep, Pulumi, CDK) to provision cloud infrastructure. Plans on PR, applies on merge. Provisions what /dock deploys to. |
| launch | /launch | Run the full idea-to-merged-PR pipeline end to end (interview → plan → build → ship). Explicit-only. |
| logbook | /logbook | "What's on deck" — one command, two sections: computed best-practice lifecycle steps + your committed follow-ups backlog (LOGBOOK.md). List, review, resolve, dismiss, or add follow-ups. |
| prime | /prime | Load project context before feature work. Supports domain-specific context (security, routing, dashboard, etc.). |
| rig | /rig | Bootstrap repos with lefthook hooks, commit templates, PR templates, and GitHub Actions workflows. Idempotent. |
| ship | /ship | Full PR lifecycle — sync with main, create branch, commit, push, create PR, wait for CI, fix issues, squash merge, cleanup. |
| speccy | /speccy | Interview-driven specification builder. Reviews code/docs, interviews through targeted questions, produces structured specs. |
| sync | /sync | Sync local repo with origin/main. Stashes changes, pulls, restores stash, cleans up stale branches. |
The 14 skills form a complete development-to-deployment pipeline. Each skill produces artifacts that downstream skills consume.
graph LR
A["/brace<br/>Project Init"] --> B["/rig<br/>Dev Tooling"]
B --> C["/speccy<br/>Spec Builder"]
C --> D["/build<br/>Features"]
D --> E["/ship<br/>Merge PRs"]
E --> F["/keel<br/>Infra (IaC)"]
F --> G["/dock<br/>Deploy"]
style A fill:#4a9eff,color:#fff
style B fill:#4a9eff,color:#fff
style C fill:#9b59b6,color:#fff
style D fill:#2ecc71,color:#fff
style E fill:#2ecc71,color:#fff
style F fill:#e67e22,color:#fff
style G fill:#e67e22,color:#fff
| Phase | Skills | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | /brace → /rig | Initialize project structure, install hooks, templates, CI workflows |
| Develop | /speccy → /build → /ship | Spec features, implement in isolated subagents, merge via PR lifecycle |
| Deploy | /keel → /dock or /hoist | Provision cloud infrastructure, then deploy containers (/dock) or publish artifacts directly (/hoist) |
| Utility | /sync · /prime · /ferry · /logbook | Sync with main, load context, hand off across /clear, review what's on deck (lifecycle steps + follow-ups) |
Supporting skills (/sync, /prime, /distil) are used as needed throughout:
/sync — Pull latest changes before starting work/prime — Load domain context before complex features/distil — Generate multiple web design variationsThis walkthrough follows a Node.js app from an empty folder to a deployed container running on cloud infrastructure.
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