From bro
Provides a concise briefing on critical facts and implications of an effort before or after it is built. Invoked explicitly via /facts.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/bro:factsThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
What are the most important facts I should know about we plan to build in this subject scope/next phase (or after if we've completed the subject scope). Instead of an exhaustive list, list only the most critical things with implications across any existing part of the system or future part - for development but also end use. Assume I am new here, but am a capable engineer: write without using a...
What are the most important facts I should know about we plan to build in this subject scope/next phase (or after if we've completed the subject scope). Instead of an exhaustive list, list only the most critical things with implications across any existing part of the system or future part - for development but also end use. Assume I am new here, but am a capable engineer: write without using any jargon, do not use sloganese or chiasmus, be clear&direct and as minimally verbose as possible (concise but coherent).
This is a skill invocation. The user is asking for either what exactly is about to happen or what just happened. The user may invoke this either before or after work. This is not a holistic fact gathering exercise.subject scope pertains to whatever has been in discussion/planning or just built in recent efforts.
npx claudepluginhub backnotprop/broCompiles accumulated development knowledge into structured wiki, summary, or lessons documents for project milestones, handovers, retrospectives, or requests like 'summarize project' or 'compile'.
Summarizes what's known about a project, area, or topic using memini's memory_recall. Useful for catching up, onboarding, or taking over work.
Generates a Plan Brief HTML for non-engineer stakeholders before implementation. Searches project memory for past decisions, then renders a single-file HTML with understanding, options, risks, and acceptance criteria.