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Claude Skills by qa-aman
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- Create SkillCreate or update Claude Code skills following Anthropic's official skill standard. Use when user says "create a skill", "new skill", "write a skill", "update a skill", "skill standard", or any time a new SKILL.md file needs to be created. Also use when reviewing existing skills for standards compliance.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Sync SkillsFetch skills from projects on the current system, genericize them, and add to the claude-skills repository. Use when user says "sync skills", "fetch skills", "import skills from projects", or wants to pull skills from their local projects into this public repo.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- ISSUE TEMPLATE<!-- Which job role? pm / engineer / qa / designer / content-creator / devops / shared -->Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Audit WorkpaperWrite a clear, reviewable audit workpaper documenting procedures, evidence, and conclusions. Use when an auditor says "write a workpaper", "document this audit procedure", "tick and tie this", "I need to document my testing", "substantive testing workpaper", "controls testing documentation", "audit evidence memo", "prepare the workpaper for this balance", "document the audit steps I performed", or needs to capture any audit work in a format that supports review and sign-off. Also trigger when...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Budget Variance AnalysisAnalyze budget vs. actual variances, identify root causes, and recommend corrective actions. Use when an accountant or finance professional says "explain this variance", "budget vs. actual analysis", "why did we miss budget", "favorable / unfavorable variance", "price volume variance", "management reporting commentary", "explain the P&L variance to the CFO", "what drove the cost overrun", "revenue shortfall analysis", or needs to write the narrative behind a financial result. Also trigger whe...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Financial Statement ReviewAnalyze and interpret financial statements to surface performance signals, quality concerns, and red flags. Use when an accountant says "review these financials", "analyze the income statement", "look at the balance sheet", "what does the cash flow statement tell us", "check the financial health", "ratio analysis", "are the earnings real", "working capital review", "does this company have liquidity issues", or needs to interpret any of the three core financial statements - even if they don't ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Month End CloseRun, document, or review a structured month-end close process. Use when an accountant says "help me with month-end close", "close checklist", "end of month tasks", "what do I need to do to close the books", "journal entries for close", "reconciliation checklist", "accruals and prepaids", "intercompany eliminations", "trial balance review", "close sign-off", or anything related to closing a financial period. Also trigger when someone is preparing for a quarterly or year-end close and needs a s...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Tax Position MemoWrite a technical tax position memo that documents a tax filing position with authorities, facts, analysis, and conclusion. Use when a tax professional says "write a tax memo", "document this tax position", "research memo for the partner", "we need to support this deduction", "document the tax treatment", "write up the authority for this position", "technical memo on [tax issue]", "MLTN analysis", "reasonable basis memo", "document the IRC section that supports this", or needs to formally doc...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Acceptance Criteria WriterWrite measurable acceptance criteria for requirements or user stories. Use when the user says "write acceptance criteria", "definition of done", "how do we test this", "fit criteria", "given when then", "Gherkin scenarios", "what does done look like", "testable conditions", "how will we know this works" - even if they don't explicitly say "acceptance criteria".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Brd WriterWrite a Business Requirements Document. Use when the user says "write a BRD", "business requirements", "document the business need", "vision and scope document", "business case for this feature", "what does the business need", "strategic requirements", "document why we need this" - even if they don't explicitly say "BRD".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Cost Benefit AnalysisBuild a business case with costs, benefits, and ROI. Use when the user says "cost-benefit analysis", "business case", "ROI calculation", "is this worth it", "justify the investment", "payback period", "benefits realization", "financial justification", "total cost of ownership", "should we build or buy", "investment appraisal" - even if they don't explicitly say "CBA".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Data DictionaryGenerate a data dictionary documenting entities, fields, and business rules. Use when the user says "data dictionary", "document the data model", "what fields are in this table", "data definitions", "field descriptions", "CRUD matrix", "entity relationship", "data catalogue", "what data does this system store" - even if they don't explicitly say "data dictionary".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Decision MatrixBuild a weighted decision matrix to evaluate options. Use when the user says "decision matrix", "compare options", "weighted scoring", "which option should we choose", "evaluate alternatives", "Wiegers priority matrix", "force field analysis", "decision table", "trade-off analysis", "option comparison" - even if they don't explicitly say "decision matrix".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Frd WriterWrite a Functional Requirements Document. Use when the user says "write an FRD", "functional requirements", "system requirements", "SRS", "what should the system do", "document the functional specs", "software requirements specification", "detailed requirements for engineering", "functional spec" - even if they don't explicitly say "FRD".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Gap AnalysisIdentify gaps between current and desired state. Use when the user says "gap analysis", "what's missing", "current vs future state", "where are the gaps", "capability gap", "maturity assessment", "fit-gap analysis", "what needs to change", "compare current to target", "readiness assessment" - even if they don't explicitly say "gap analysis".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Impact AssessmentAssess business impact of a proposed change. Use when the user says "impact assessment", "impact analysis", "what will this change affect", "change impact", "who is impacted", "ripple effects", "downstream impact", "impact mapping", "what breaks if we change this", "readiness for change" - even if they don't explicitly say "impact assessment".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Process MapperMap business processes as-is and to-be. Use when the user says "map the process", "draw the workflow", "BPMN diagram", "process flow", "swimlane", "how does this process work", "document the current process", "redesign this process", "process improvement", "value stream map", "workflow analysis" - even if they don't explicitly say "process mapper".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Requirements ElicitationFacilitate structured requirements gathering. Use when the user says "gather requirements", "elicitation session", "stakeholder interview", "requirements workshop", "what do the users need", "discover requirements", "trawl for requirements", "understand the business need", "conduct interviews", or needs to systematically extract requirements from stakeholders - even if they don't explicitly say "elicitation".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Root Cause AnalysisFind the root cause of a problem, not just symptoms. Use when the user says "root cause", "why does this keep happening", "5 whys", "fishbone diagram", "cause analysis", "problem investigation", "defect analysis", "incident analysis", "A3 problem solving", "what's causing this", "ishikawa" - even if they don't explicitly say "root cause analysis".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Stakeholder MapMap stakeholders by influence, interest, and communication needs. Use when the user says "stakeholder analysis", "stakeholder map", "power interest grid", "who are the stakeholders", "RACI matrix", "stakeholder engagement plan", "who needs to be involved", "communication plan for stakeholders", "influence mapping" - even if they don't explicitly say "stakeholder map".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Traceability MatrixCreate a requirements traceability matrix linking requirements to design, test, and delivery. Use when the user says "traceability matrix", "RTM", "requirements traceability", "link requirements to tests", "trace requirements", "coverage matrix", "are all requirements tested", "requirements coverage", "forward traceability", "backward traceability" - even if they don't explicitly say "traceability matrix".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Uat PlanGenerate a User Acceptance Testing plan with scenarios and sign-off criteria. Use when the user says "UAT plan", "acceptance testing", "user testing plan", "how do we test this with users", "test scenarios for business validation", "sign-off criteria", "go/no-go for release", "acceptance test cases", "validate with stakeholders" - even if they don't explicitly say "UAT".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Use Case WriterWrite structured use cases with main and alternate flows. Use when the user says "write a use case", "document the user flow", "use case diagram", "actor goal list", "main success scenario", "fully dressed use case", "what does the user do step by step", "system behavior for this feature", "interaction flow" - even if they don't explicitly say "use case".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Client ProposalWrite a consulting engagement proposal. Use when a consultant says "write me a proposal", "draft a proposal for [your client]", "I need to send a proposal", "how do I structure a proposal", "client wants a SOW", "write a statement of work", "I need to propose a project", or "help me price and scope this engagement". Also trigger when someone describes a client conversation that ended with "send me something in writing".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Engagement ScopingDefine the scope, success criteria, roles, and boundaries for a consulting engagement. Use when a consultant says "help me scope this engagement", "I need to define what's in and out", "the client keeps adding things", "scope is getting fuzzy", "we need a contracting conversation", "I'm not sure what we actually agreed to", "help me set boundaries with a client", or "what should be in a kickoff". Also trigger when describing an engagement that feels like it is expanding without agreement, or ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Exec SummaryWrite an executive summary using the Pyramid Principle SCQA structure. Use when a consultant says "write an executive summary", "I need a one-pager for the exec", "how do I open this report", "write me the intro for this deck", "draft the cover memo", "I need to frame the findings", "executive doesn't have time to read the full report", "help me write the storyline", or "write the situation-complication-answer". Also trigger when someone has findings or recommendations and needs to communicat...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Findings PresentationStructure a consulting findings presentation using the Pyramid Principle storyline. Use when a consultant says "help me structure my presentation", "I have findings and need to present them", "how do I structure the deck", "build me the storyline", "help me tell the story of the findings", "I have data but no narrative", "client presentation is next week", "how do I present recommendations to the steering committee", or "the deck needs a through-line". Also trigger when someone has completed ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Issue TreeDecompose a business problem MECE using an issue tree, generate hypotheses, and prioritize branches for investigation. Use when a consultant says "help me structure this problem", "I need to break down this issue", "build me an issue tree", "I don't know where to start on this problem", "help me frame the problem", "what are the hypotheses here", "we need to prioritize our analysis", or "the client problem is too broad". Also trigger when describing a complex or ambiguous business problem tha...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Status ReportWrite a structured client status report for a consulting engagement. Use when a consultant says "write my weekly status update", "I need to send a status report", "draft the client update", "what should be in the weekly report", "client wants a progress update", "help me write the RAG status", "I need to report on blockers", "end of week update to the client", or "help me communicate what's stuck". Also trigger when someone needs to communicate engagement progress, surface blockers to the cli...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Churn Risk AnalysisAnalyze customer health signals, identify churn risk flags, and generate an intervention playbook. Use when user says "churn risk", "customer at risk", "red account", "at-risk customer", "health score dropped", "renewal at risk", "customer going dark", "cancel risk", or "what's wrong with this account" - even if they don't say "churn" explicitly. Applies to CSMs triaging accounts or building proactive retention workflows.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Escalation PlaybookDe-escalate a customer crisis using a structured acknowledge-triage-DRI-cadence-resolution framework. Use when user says "customer escalation", "angry customer", "exec escalation", "customer threatening to leave", "fire drill", "critical customer issue", "customer is livid", "customer complaint escalated", or "how do I handle this" about a tense situation - even if they don't say "escalation" explicitly. Applies to CSMs and CS managers managing high-stakes customer crises.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Expansion DiscoveryIdentify expansion signals and structure upsell or cross-sell conversations using land-and-expand and Net Revenue Retention principles. Use when user says "upsell", "expansion", "cross-sell", "grow the account", "increase ARR", "find expansion opportunities", "NRR improvement", "upgrade conversation", "add-on", "renewal and expand", or "land and expand" - even if they don't say "expansion discovery" explicitly. Applies to CSMs managing account growth or CS teams building expansion playbooks.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Health ScorecardBuild a customer health scorecard across usage, engagement, adoption, NPS, support load, and financial risk. Use when user says "health score", "customer health", "build a scorecard", "how healthy is this account", "customer scoring model", "green yellow red", "health dashboard", or "account health framework" - even if they don't say "scorecard" explicitly. Applies to CSMs building account health models or CS leaders standardizing health tracking across the team.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Onboarding PlanDesign a 100-day customer onboarding plan with phase gates based on Never Lose a Customer Again by Joey Coleman. Use when user says "onboarding plan", "new customer onboarding", "customer kickoff", "first 90 days", "activation plan", "customer launch plan", "new customer journey", or "implementation plan" - even if they don't say "100 days" explicitly. Applies to CSMs designing structured onboarding programs that move customers from signed contract to full adoption.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Qbr DeckBuild a structured Quarterly Business Review deck for a customer account. Use when user says "QBR", "quarterly business review", "prep my QBR", "build the deck", "renewal prep", "executive check-in", "90-day review", or "customer business review" - even if they don't use the acronym. Applies to CSMs preparing for executive-level customer meetings focused on value delivered, health, and next quarter alignment.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Etl RunbookWrite an ETL operational runbook. Use when the user says "ETL runbook", "pipeline runbook", "data job runbook", "how to operate this ETL", "on-call guide for data pipelines", "what to do when the data job fails", "pipeline troubleshooting guide", "data ops runbook", or needs to document how to operate, monitor, and recover a data pipeline or ETL job - even if they don't explicitly say "runbook".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Pipeline Design DocWrite a data pipeline design document. Use when the user says "pipeline design doc", "document this pipeline", "pipeline architecture doc", "data flow document", "how does this pipeline work", "design doc for ETL", "pipeline spec", or needs to capture the architecture, data flow, and operational details of a data pipeline - even if they don't explicitly say "design doc".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Schema SpecWrite a data schema specification document. Use when the user says "schema spec", "document this schema", "schema design doc", "data model spec", "table spec", "field definitions", "schema contract", "data dictionary", "define these fields", or needs to formally document a database schema, event schema, or API payload schema - even if they don't explicitly say "schema spec".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Data StoryCommunicate data insights to non-technical stakeholders in a structured, persuasive format. Use when the user says "present these findings", "explain this analysis to leadership", "make a data presentation", "tell the story behind the data", "translate this into a business narrative", "make this insight actionable", "stakeholder readout", "executive summary of results", or needs to turn analysis output into a decision-ready document or slide deck.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Eda ReportRun exploratory data analysis on a dataset and produce a structured report. Use when the user says "explore this dataset", "EDA on X", "analyze this data", "what's in this dataset", "summarize this data", "first look at the data", "understand this dataset before modeling", "data quality check", "describe this dataframe", or wants to understand a new dataset before building models or dashboards.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Experiment DesignDesign statistically rigorous experiments to test data science hypotheses. Use when the user says "design an A/B test", "run an experiment", "test this hypothesis", "is this difference significant", "how many samples do I need", "randomized controlled trial", "causal inference", "uplift test", "holdout group", "significance test", "power calculation", "avoid p-hacking", or needs to determine whether an observed effect is real before making a product or model decision.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Feature EngineeringDesign and implement features from raw data for machine learning models. Use when the user says "engineer features", "feature engineering for X", "create features from this dataset", "transform these variables", "encode categoricals", "handle skew", "create interaction features", "lag features", "extract features from text or dates", "improve model performance with better features", or wants to move from raw columns to model-ready inputs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Model CardDocument a machine learning model in a structured, transparent format for stakeholders, reviewers, and future maintainers. Use when the user says "document this model", "write a model card", "model documentation", "how should I document my ML model", "bias and fairness report", "model transparency", "what does this model do", "model handoff", "production model documentation", or needs to communicate what a model does, how it was built, where it works, and where it fails.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Component SpecWrite a component spec for engineering handoff. Use when the user says "component spec", "design handoff", "spec this component", "document this component for engineering", "Figma handoff", "component documentation", "how do I hand this off", or needs to communicate a UI component design to developers - even if they don't explicitly say "component spec".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Design CritiqueCritique a design for usability, hierarchy, and accessibility. Use when the user says "critique this design", "review this screen", "what's wrong with this UI", "design feedback", "UX review", "how can I improve this", "review my mockup", "is this good UX", or shares a design and wants structured feedback - even if they don't explicitly say "design critique".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Design System DocDocument a design system component. Use when the user says "design system docs", "document this for the design system", "add this to the design system", "design token", "component library docs", "style guide", "design system entry", or wants to formally document a pattern, component, or token for team-wide use - even if they don't explicitly say "design system".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Figma Copy RewriterRewrite UI copy directly on Figma files to be simpler, jargon-free, and terminologically consistent. Trigger when: user says "rewrite copy", "simplify copy", "fix the text", "copy audit", "UX copy review", "clean up the wording", shares a Figma URL and mentions copy/text/wording, or asks to make text simpler/clearer/more consistent on a Figma file.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Interactive Flowchart BuilderBuild interactive "living workflow" flowcharts in the visual style of https://statuesque-starship-49757d.netlify.app/revenue-engine - vanilla HTML/CSS/JS files with a horizontal step bar, a vertical trunk that grows per step, tool-to-tool columns with animated payload pills between brand-marked tool nodes, alternating left/right step descriptions, and per-step outputs. Use whenever the user says "build a flowchart", "interactive flowchart", "living workflow", "revenue engine flowchart", "dema...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Ux AuditAudit a user flow for friction and drop-off points. Use when the user says "UX audit", "audit this flow", "where are users dropping off", "why isn't this converting", "review the onboarding", "usability audit", "what's causing friction", "user journey review", or wants to identify why users struggle with a flow - even if they don't explicitly say "UX audit".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20
- Deployment ChecklistRun a pre and post-deployment checklist. Use when the user says "deploy to production", "deployment checklist", "release checklist", "pre-deploy checks", "is this ready to deploy", "deployment readiness", "reduce deployment risk", "change management", or is about to ship code to production and wants to reduce failure risk - even if they don't explicitly say "deployment checklist".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 20