Developer Shares Open-Source Claude Code Skills for Full Dev Process
Cole Medin · youtube · 2026-08-13
The author shares a comprehensive, MIT-licensed set of skills designed to drive coding agents like Claude Code and Codex.
These minimalist skills cover the entire development lifecycle, from planning to code review:
- Planning Phase: Uses a PRD skill to define the 'what', a Spec skill to break down the 'how', and an Epic Slicer to cut tasks into tickets.
- Execution Loops: Features inner and outer loops. A 'Prime' skill loads context, a 'Plan' skill interviews the developer for clarity, and implementation happens in a fresh conversation.
- Validation & Review: Emphasizes validation-first and specifying the end goal rather than the means, culminating in human review and PR creation.
The skills can be dropped into existing projects, built from scratch, or simply used as conceptual inspiration.
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