Spec-Driven Development vault for your AI Code — core (11 skills for daily delivery: init, sync, status, dash, prd, adr, spec, task, worktree, review, retro).
Skills 11 in the Claude listing
Sdlc adr Use when the user wants to record, review, or transition an Architecture Decision Record (ADR) — one file per decision, numbered monotonically under `02-architecture/adr/`. Sdlc dash Use when the user wants to open the SDLC Kit vault dashboard in their default browser — a static `dashboard.html` at the vault root that renders the kanban/status view of the current project. Sdlc init Use when the user wants to initialize an SDLC (Spec-Driven Development) vault in a Git project. Sdlc prd Use when the user wants to create, review, or transition a Product Requirements Document (PRD) — the top-level "what + for whom" doc for an initiative. Sdlc retro Use when the user wants to hold, facilitate, or close out a sprint / iteration retrospective — the team ritual at the end of a delivery cycle where the team names what went well, what went badly, and Sdlc review Use when the user wants to record, finalize, or transition a code-review record for a Pull Request — one file per review under `07-retrospectives/reviews/<slug>.md` (slug usually `pr-NNNN-<short-topic Sdlc spec Use when the user wants to create or mature a Spec-Driven Development (SDD) trio — `requirements.md` (EARS notation, FR + NFR across 10 axes), `design.md` (architectural drivers, patterns, C4, flows, Sdlc status Use at the start of any session or when the user asks for a quick health check of the SDLC vault — typically `/sdlc-kit:status`, "check the vault", "ver o estado do projeto", "status do kit", "give me Sdlc sync Use when the user wants to refresh the SDLC vault — typically via `/sdlc-kit:sync`, after bulk edits, at the start of a session, or automatically after any Write/Edit/NotebookEdit inside a vault (trig Sdlc task Use when the user wants to list, start, complete, block, or reopen a TASK-NNN inside a feature's `04-specs/<slug>/tasks.md` — the executable task list authored by `/sdlc-kit:spec`. Sdlc worktree Use when the user asks to create, register, close, merge, or abandon a git worktree or a feature branch — or when they invoke `/sdlc-kit:worktree`.