code-review-and-quality
78Review Code Across Five Quality Axes
Code reviews often miss risks when they focus only on tests or style. This skill guides a consistent review of correctness, readability, architecture, security, and performance.
Plan Software Work With Clear Specifications
Unclear requirements cause rework, missed assumptions, and poorly ordered implementation tasks. This skill guides teams through reviewed specifications, dependency-aware plans, and verifiable tasks before coding.
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Using "spec-driven-development". Make the dashboard faster.
Expected outcome:
Success criteria: largest contentful paint under 2.5 seconds on a 4G connection; initial data load under 500 milliseconds; cumulative layout shift under 0.1.
Using "spec-driven-development". Build account, billing, notifications, and reporting capabilities.
Expected outcome:
All 26 static findings are false positives. The flagged backticks are Markdown code formatting and inline references in a documentation workflow, not shell execution or system reconnaissance.
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89jobrien-spec-driven-development
2026-09-09
addyosmani-spec-driven-development
2026-09-22
Turn an initial feature idea into an approved specification with user goals, boundaries, success criteria, and an implementation plan.
Map independently testable capabilities, record dependency direction, and create module-specific specifications in build order.
Convert vague outcomes into measurable acceptance criteria, verification steps, and focused implementation tasks.
Create a concise specification for this feature: [feature]. Ask clarifying questions first, then define the objective, users, scope, success criteria, and open questions.
Review this request: [request]. List the assumptions you would need to confirm, ask focused questions, and reframe the final requirements as testable success criteria.
Decompose this initiative into independently testable modules: [initiative]. Create a capability map with stable identifiers, dependencies, build order, and a specification outline for each module.
Using this approved specification and plan: [documents], create dependency-ordered tasks. Give each task acceptance criteria, a verification step, and the files or areas likely to change.
Author
addyosmaniLicense
MIT
Skillstore revision
r2
Version notice
The author did not declare a version.
Ref
5d5054f8a23586f9b500fece1cb613a9dffc787b
Maintenance freshness
9/19/2026
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File structure
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Review Code Across Five Quality Axes
Code reviews often miss risks when they focus only on tests or style. This skill guides a consistent review of correctness, readability, architecture, security, and performance.
Clarify User Intent Before You Build
Underspecified requests cause teams to build the wrong outcome and discover misalignment late. This skill runs a focused, one-question interview that turns ambiguity into confirmed intent.
Plan Work Into Verifiable Tasks
Large or vague software work can hide dependencies, missing acceptance criteria, and verification gaps. This skill converts a specification into ordered task slices with checkpoints, scope guidance, and clear completion conditions.
Document Decisions and Architecture Clearly
Teams lose context when important technical decisions remain in chat, code comments, or individual memory. This skill turns architectural reasoning, API guidance, project instructions, and release changes into structured documentation.
Build Accessible, Production-Ready Frontends
Frontend work can become inconsistent, inaccessible, or difficult to maintain. This skill guides component architecture, responsive layouts, state handling, and polished user experiences.
Debug Errors with a Root-Cause Workflow
Debugging failures by guesswork wastes time and can hide the real cause. This skill provides a repeatable process for reproducing, isolating, fixing, and verifying problems.
Plan Requirements with Interactive Questions
by DNYoussef
Ambiguous project requests often lead to missing requirements and rework. This skill guides Claude, Codex, and Claude Code through structured question batches.
Plan Creative Work Before Building
by ZhanlinCui
Teams often start implementation before goals, constraints, and trade-offs are clear. This skill guides Claude, Codex, and Claude Code through structured brainstorming before design work begins.
Stress-Test Your Plan Before Building
by mattpocock
Unresolved decisions can make a plan expensive to change during implementation. This skill interviews you systematically and recommends an answer for each decision.
Organize GitHub Issues With Labels
by C0ntr0lledCha0s
Large repositories can lose track of issue priority, scope, and release status. This skill designs label taxonomies, applies labels in bulk, and manages milestones with GitHub CLI workflows.
Track Feature Requirements in YAML
by Chemiseblanc
Teams lose project intent when requirements live only in chat or task lists. This skill keeps scope, tests, decisions, and progress in a persistent features.yml file.
Plan Product Versions
by yunshu0909
Product ideas often grow too large before teams know what to build first. This skill turns requirements into a staged MVP and version roadmap with clear validation points.