prompt-engineer

claude-skills

A small collection of custom Claude Code skills, packaged as a plugin marketplace so you can install them with a couple of slash commands.

Skill	What it does
scoping	Turns raw project inputs (briefs, meeting transcripts, screenshots, voice notes, loose prompts) into a complete, staged scoping package — scope.md, screens.md, phased task cards, and API docs.
prompt-engineer	Builds production-grade prompts from a short brief: a quick discovery interview, then a fully-scaffolded prompt (role, context, task, inputs, instructions, output spec, examples, optional self-verification).
autonomous-work	Runs a full spec → plan → execute pipeline with minimal check-ins. Requires the superpowers plugin — see Requirements below.

Install

In Claude Code, add this marketplace once:

/plugin marketplace add Mike-Ab/claude-skills

Then install whichever skills you want (à la carte):

/plugin install scoping@claude-skills
/plugin install prompt-engineer@claude-skills
/plugin install autonomous-work@claude-skills

That's it — the skills are now available. They activate automatically when your request matches the skill, or you can describe the task directly (e.g. "scope this project", "write me a prompt for…", "go autonomous").

To update later:

/plugin marketplace update claude-skills

Requirements for autonomous-work

autonomous-work is the most opinionated skill and has two dependencies:

1. The superpowers plugin. It orchestrates superpowers skills (brainstorming, writing-plans, subagent-driven-development, requesting-code-review, etc.). Without superpowers installed, the pipeline's review and planning phases won't have skills to call. Install superpowers first.

2. Session-continuity conventions. The skill writes and reads two files to make long, multi-session work resumable:

   • progress.md — an append-only log; one ## Session N — YYYY-MM-DD entry per session.
   • handover.md — a snapshot, fully rewritten at session end, that lets a fresh agent resume cold.

   It also expects an optional docs/<feature>.md convention for feature documentation. These conventions live in the author's global CLAUDE.md. If you want the same behaviour, add equivalent rules to your own CLAUDE.md, or just let the skill create the files as it goes — it will.

scoping and prompt-engineer have no dependencies and work standalone.

Manual install (no marketplace)

If you'd rather not use the plugin system, copy any skill folder straight into your skills directory:

git clone https://github.com/Mike-Ab/claude-skills.git
cp -R claude-skills/plugins/scoping/skills/scoping ~/.claude/skills/

Restart Claude Code and the skill will be picked up.

License

MIT © Mike Ab