From capability-fabric
Turns a goal into a verifiable, risk-ordered plan with explicit success criteria before any work starts. Use at the start of any multi-step, ambiguous, or long-horizon task. Hands off to sustained-execution for long runs and verifying-reasoning to validate the plan.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/capability-fabric:decomposing-tasksThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
A plan is not a list of steps, it is a set of **success criteria**, an ordering that
A plan is not a list of steps, it is a set of success criteria, an ordering that reduces risk early, and a marker of what is reversible vs one-way. Plan before you act; a bad plan compounds over a long run.
- [ ] 1 RESTATE the goal in one sentence + define DONE (success criteria, testable)
- [ ] 2 UNKNOWNS list what you don't know; resolve blocking unknowns FIRST
- [ ] 3 DECOMPOSE break into steps, each with a checkable outcome
- [ ] 4 ORDER sequence to surface risk/uncertainty early (de-risk before invest)
- [ ] 5 CLASSIFY mark each step reversible (safe to try) or one-way (verify before doing)
- [ ] 6 VALIDATE sanity-check the plan (verifying-reasoning) before executing
- [ ] 7 HANDOFF short task -> execute now; long task -> sustained-execution ledger
GOAL: <one sentence>
DONE WHEN:
- <testable criterion 1>
- <testable criterion 2>
UNKNOWNS (resolve blocking ones first):
- <unknown> -> resolve by <step #>
PLAN:
1. <step>, outcome: <checkable>, [reversible|one-way], de-risks: <unknown?>
2. ...
RISKS: <top 1-2 things that could go wrong> -> <mitigation/early check>
sustained-execution).references.md, risk-ordering, reversible/one-way doctrine, estimation.examples.md, worked plans, good vs bad.templates/plan.md, the plan block to fill.checklists/plan-quality.md, gate before executing.benchmarks/, rework-rate and plan-validity method.Provides UI/UX resources: 50+ styles, color palettes, font pairings, guidelines, charts for web/mobile across React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Tailwind, React Native, Flutter. Aids planning, building, reviewing interfaces.
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npx claudepluginhub adrianparedez/capability-fabric --plugin capability-fabric