Use when the user wants a new feature or capability built and it is not a one-to-two-step change - "I want to add X", "let's build a way to Y", "can we add", "new feature: Z", a rough intent that needs a plan before code, or somebody else's vague feedback or brief ("make it simpler", "we need a chatbot") that needs decoding into a measurable problem first. Checks the baseline, ideates and grills the design watertight, and pins the observable done-criteria the loop drives to. For a bug or "X is broken" reach for /diagnose; for a whole new app or epic, /groundwork; for a trivial one-to-two-step change, just make it - still in its own worktree branch, skipping only the planning. Chore-class work enters here too - "upgrade to React 19", clearing the CVE the audit gate flagged, a behavior-preserving refactor, test or docs debt - on the contract-lite path.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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About this skill
Use when the user wants a new feature or capability built and it is not a one-to-two-step change - "I want to add X", "let's build a way to Y", "can we add", "new feature: Z", a rough intent that needs a plan before code, or somebody else's vague feedback or brief ("make it simpler", "we need a chatbot") that needs decoding into a measurable problem first. Checks the baseline, ideates and grills the design watertight, and pins the observable done-criteria the loop drives to. For a bug or "X is broken" reach for /diagnose; for a whole new app or epic, /groundwork; for a trivial one-to-two-step change, just make it - still in its own worktree branch, skipping only the planning. Chore-class work enters here too - "upgrade to React 19", clearing the CVE the audit gate flagged, a behavior-preserving refactor, test or docs debt - on the contract-lite path.
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Use when the user wants a new feature or capability built and it is not a one-to-two-step change - "I want to add X", "let's build a way to Y", "can we add", "new feature: Z", a rough intent that needs a plan before code, or somebody else's vague feedback or brief ("make it simpler", "we need a chatbot") that needs decoding into a measurable problem first. Checks the baseline, ideates and grills the design watertight, and pins the observable done-criteria the loop drives to. For a bug or "X is broken" reach for /diagnose; for a whole new app or epic, /groundwork; for a trivial one-to-two-step change, just make it - still in its own worktree branch, skipping only the planning. Chore-class work enters here too - "upgrade to React 19", clearing the CVE the audit gate flagged, a behavior-preserving refactor, test or docs debt - on the contract-lite path.
About this listing
Category
Engineering
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI