Beegait for your AI Code: the ten served procedures of a Beegait project (progress, checkpoint, build / implement / review a card, ground a story, release notes, user guide, knowledge-base curation) resolved from the working directory, plus the belt — three hooks that refuse a force push, an edit inside a card's 📝 Request and an agent-set Done.
Skills 10 in the Claude listing
Build ai card Use when the user invokes /beegait:build-ai-card, or asks to create, build or draft a card, work item or ticket for the project. Build functional card Use when the user invokes /beegait:build-functional-card, or asks to capture a request, a feature idea, a functional spec, a user story, a new Story/Epic, or a "card for the PM backlog". checkpoint Use when the user invokes /beegait:checkpoint <section>, says "checkpoint", or is closing a project session. Ground card Use when the user invokes /beegait:ground-card <CARD-KEY>, says "break down story X" or "ground card X", or asks to make a Story or functional card implementable. Implement ai card Use when the user invokes /beegait:implement-ai-card <CARD-KEY>, says "implement/execute/ start card X", or names a card key or path under cards/. Kb curate Use when the user invokes /beegait:kb-curate, when /beegait:progress or /beegait:checkpoint report a ❌ over the 40 KB cap, or on "curate the knowledge base", "the docs are too big", "split this doc", progress Use when the user invokes /beegait:progress [section], or asks "where are we on the project", "resume the project", "what's next". Release notes Use when the user invokes /beegait:release-notes [tag], or asks for release notes, a user-facing changelog, a deployment announcement, or "what shipped this week/sprint". Review card Use when the user invokes /beegait:review-card <CARD-KEY>, says "review card X" or before a To Test flip: a fresh-context review of an implemented card — spec (ACn/TCn vs the evidence) and quality (th User guide Use when the user invokes /beegait:user-guide [tag], or asks for the user guide, the how-to pages, the manual, or "document the new screens".