Remember when “just prompting it” felt like you accomplished something?
After about a year of agentic coding, I think we are all starting to realize how important planning, context management, and disciplined AI use actually are.
Here is my system:
65 skills and 9 workflow commands for Claude Code. The interesting parts:
2 Project workflows: discovery → planning → execution → retrospectives, with Jira and Confluence integration. Real tickets, real acceptance criteria, real code review.
Vibe coding is great for prototyping. Vibe engineering helps build production applications.
Remember when “just prompting it” felt like you accomplished something? After about a year of agentic coding, I think we are all starting to realize how important planning, context management, and disciplined AI use actually are.
Here is my system: 65 skills and 9 workflow commands for Claude Code. The interesting parts:
1 /common-ground: surfaces Claude's hidden assumptions about your project before you start. You confirm or reject them. "A smart thing to do." https://github.com/hesreallyhim/awesome-claude-code#latest-a....
2 Project workflows: discovery → planning → execution → retrospectives, with Jira and Confluence integration. Real tickets, real acceptance criteria, real code review.
Vibe coding is great for prototyping. Vibe engineering helps build production applications.
Repo: https://github.com/jeffallan/claude-skills Docs: https://jeffallan.github.io/claude-skills
I would love both your feedback and your take on where to keep humans in the loop.