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harden-task-file
Harden a manifest-dev task guidance file for one-shot quality — either /define''s quality-gate/Default set or figure-out''s probe set. Iterates: orthogonality…
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Analyzes the current project structure and tech stack. Use when asked to explore, understand, or summarize a project. Trigger terms: project overview, analyze codebase, what is this project.
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$ npx -y skills add doodledood/manifest-dev --skill example --agent claude-codeHow it fires
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Analyzes the current project structure and tech stack. Use when asked to explore, understand, or summarize a project. Trigger terms: project overview, analyze codebase, what is this project.
SKILL.md
example.SKILL.mdname: example description: 'Analyzes the current project structure and tech stack. Use when asked to explore, understand, or summarize a project. Trigger terms: project overview, analyze codebase, what is this project.' argument-hint: '<input>'
Example Skill
Analyze the current project: $ARGUMENTS
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**Steps**: 1. Read package.json or similar manifest 2. Identify main technologies and frameworks 3. List key directories and their purposes 4. Summarize in 2-3 sentences
**Output**:
- **Project Name**: From manifest file
- **Tech Stack**: Languages, frameworks, libraries
- **Structure**: Key directories and contents
- **Summary**: Brief description of what project does
If no manifest exists, infer from file extensions and directory structure. Keep summary concise and actionable.
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Skills for agentic coding CLIs. They keep three things in your project instead of in your head: what it's becoming, what's worth doing next, and what done means here. The agent reads them, works against them, and checks the result before reporting it finished.
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