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An expert tool for generating high-level system context documentation using the C4 Model. This skill helps define system boundaries by documenting key personas, user journeys, core features, and external dependencies. It provides a stakeholder-friendly overview, ideal for initial architectural planning and system scoping.

Run comprehensive web application security assessments through Burp Suite’s proxy, repeater, and scanner features to intercept, modify, and analyze HTTP traffic while spotting vulnerabilities for remediation planning.

A comprehensive guide detailing how to optimize the entire software development lifecycle within the Cursor IDE. It walks users through an AI-augmented loop covering planning (Chat), scaffolding (Composer), implementing (Tab), refining (Inline Edit), testing (Chat/Terminal), committing, and reviewing code using integrated AI and Git features. Designed for maximizing developer efficiency and code quality.

This skill provides expert-level database design capabilities, including schema analysis, normalization, and index optimization. It assists architects and developers in creating scalable, performant, and maintainable database structures. Features include automated ERD generation, migration planning with zero-downtime strategies, and security best practices. Ideal for SQL and NoSQL environments.

A comprehensive guide for developers planning Deepgram SDK version upgrades (v3/v4 to v5) and model migrations (Nova-2 to Nova-3). This resource details breaking changes, provides side-by-side API comparisons, and includes automated validation scripts to ensure smooth integration of new features and improved speech recognition capabilities.

This skill provides a rigorous framework for tackling complex software development tasks. It guides users to break down large features, refactoring efforts, or bug fixes into small, actionable, and independently verifiable steps. By focusing on clear outcomes, dependencies, and specific verification criteria, it ensures that the implementation process is structured, manageable, and traceable from start to finish.

A comprehensive framework guiding feature planning and implementation through adaptive phases: Specify, Design, Tasks, and Execute. It enforces highly structured development practices by using EARS notation, atomic tasks, deterministic Conventional Commits, and mandatory code validation scripts. Features include requirement traceability, automatic verification, and a self-improving lessons layer, ensuring quality and compliance throughout the lifecycle.

This command guides the entire lifecycle of major feature development, providing a structured, multi-phase workflow. It helps users move a feature from initial concept (research) through planning, implementation, and progress tracking. Use it when you need to coordinate status, next steps, and phased delivery for complex features.

repo-scan is a powerful tool designed to audit large, complex, cross-stack codebases (C++, Java, iOS, Web). It classifies every file into project code, third-party dependencies, or build artifacts. Key features include detecting embedded libraries (e.g., FFmpeg, OpenSSL) and providing a practical 4-stage assessment (Core Asset / Extract / Refactor / Deprecate) via an interactive HTML report. Essential for managing monorepos and planning major refactoring efforts.

This skill involves creating structured specifications before writing any code to serve as a shared source of truth between developers and engineers. It is used when starting new projects, features, or significant changes where requirements are unclear or ambiguous. The workflow includes a scope check, specifying objectives, planning, task breakdown, and implementation with human reviews at each phase. It helps decompose complex requirements into capability maps and ensures clarity before coding begins.

This prompt guides software engineers to create comprehensive technical implementation plans for new features. It covers system architecture, database design, API specifications, frontend structure, and security considerations within a monorepo environment. Ideal for planning SaaS features before coding begins.

This skill provides an interactive, guided tutorial for beginners learning GitHub Copilot CLI. It features separate learning tracks for both developers and non-developers, covering everything from basic terminal usage to advanced planning commands. Use this skill to make the command line approachable and fun, regardless of your technical background.