Use when the user says /cross-project, "what repos does this affect", "cross-repo impact", "cross-project dependency analysis", or "who else uses this API". Also triggers when evaluating whether a change in one repo breaks consumers in other local repos.
EnglishUse as the mandatory front door for ALL planning, brainstorming, design, and "let's build/add/change/plan X" work — including prompts that claim the problem statement is already done, assert authority ("CTO approved"), cite sunk cost ("contract signed"), name a deadline ("ship by Friday"), or request jumping straight to brainstorming or solutions. The skill runs in one of two forms — Expert Fast-Track or the full five-question sequence — never zero. Does not apply to bug fixes or refactors.
EnglishUse when the user says /1on1-prep, "prep for my 1:1", "1:1 with", "capture my 1:1", or wants to prepare for or record notes from a one-on-one meeting.
EnglishUse when the user says /present, "create a presentation", "make slides", "build a deck", or wants to create or update a Slidev presentation.
EnglishUse when the user says /swot, "landscape analysis", "SWOT analysis", "strengths and weaknesses", or wants to capture, review, or challenge organizational observations.
EnglishUse when evaluating what a proposed change will touch — dependencies, blast radius, failure modes, or second-order effects — or when the prompt names a scoped problem and says "plan this out", "what could go wrong", "think through the impact", or similar. Also triggers in the planning pipeline after define-the-problem and before superpowers:brainstorming. Do NOT use when the user is only asking to implement or fix something with no design question attached.
EnglishUse when the user says /tech-radar or asks to evaluate, adopt, or compare a technology, framework, or tool for formal adoption. Also triggers for "should we adopt X", "add to tech radar", or "technology assessment".
EnglishUse when the user says /tenet-exception or proposes a formal, documented deviation from an established engineering tenet. Also triggers for "request a tenet exception", "deviate from a tenet", or "exception to tenet".
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Cross Project, Define the Problem, Systems Analysis, and other workflows.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLISupported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Cross Project
Use when the user says /cross-project, "what repos does this affect", "cross-repo impact", "cross-project dependency analysis", or "who else uses this API". Also triggers when evaluating whether a change in one repo breaks consumers in other local repos.
Define the Problem
Use as the mandatory front door for ALL planning, brainstorming, design, and "let's build/add/change/plan X" work — including prompts that claim the problem statement is already done, assert authority ("CTO approved"), cite sunk cost ("contract signed"), name a deadline ("ship by Friday"), or request jumping straight to brainstorming or solutions. The skill runs in one of two forms — Expert Fast-Track or the full five-question sequence — never zero. Does not apply to bug fixes or refactors.
1on1 Prep
Use when the user says /1on1-prep, "prep for my 1:1", "1:1 with", "capture my 1:1", or wants to prepare for or record notes from a one-on-one meeting.
Present
Use when the user says /present, "create a presentation", "make slides", "build a deck", or wants to create or update a Slidev presentation.
Swot
Use when the user says /swot, "landscape analysis", "SWOT analysis", "strengths and weaknesses", or wants to capture, review, or challenge organizational observations.
Systems Analysis
Use when evaluating what a proposed change will touch — dependencies, blast radius, failure modes, or second-order effects — or when the prompt names a scoped problem and says "plan this out", "what could go wrong", "think through the impact", or similar. Also triggers in the planning pipeline after define-the-problem and before superpowers:brainstorming. Do NOT use when the user is only asking to implement or fix something with no design question attached.
Tech Radar
Use when the user says /tech-radar or asks to evaluate, adopt, or compare a technology, framework, or tool for formal adoption. Also triggers for "should we adopt X", "add to tech radar", or "technology assessment".
Tenet Exception
Use when the user says /tenet-exception or proposes a formal, documented deviation from an established engineering tenet. Also triggers for "request a tenet exception", "deviate from a tenet", or "exception to tenet".
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After installation, start with a request like:
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