Alberto Sánchez
Community@albersg · Perales de Tajuña, Madrid, Spain
Alberto Sánchez maintains 27 open-source skills for spec-driven development, GitHub collaboration, Go testing, and Bubbletea TUI dotfiles installers.
Agent Skills by Alberto Sánchez
Showing 27 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
albersgsdd-spec
Writes SDD delta specifications with RFC 2119 requirements and Given/When/Then scenarios.
albersgsdd-onboard
Guides users through a complete spec-driven development cycle on a real codebase.
albersgcognitive-doc-design
Structures documentation to reduce cognitive load for readers and reviewers.
albersgskill-improver
Audit and refactor existing SKILL.md files against an LLM-first style guide.
albersgsdd-propose
Creates structured SDD change proposals with intent, scope, capabilities, and rollback plans.
albersgsdd-archive
Archives completed SDD changes by merging delta specs into main specs.
albersgsdd-init
Initialize SDD project context, testing capabilities, and skill registry with persistence.
albersgchained-pr
Splits oversized pull requests into chained review slices with dependency diagrams and branch strategies.
albersgcomment-writer
Write warm, direct collaboration comments for PRs, issues, and reviews.
albersgwork-unit-commits
Plans git commits as reviewable work units with tests, docs, and rollback boundaries.
albersggo-testing
Applies focused Go testing patterns for unit tests, Bubbletea TUI flows, and golden files.
albersgsdd-design
Creates SDD technical design documents with architecture decisions, data flow, and file changes.
albersgskill-creator
Creates LLM-first skill units with valid frontmatter and structured instruction contracts.
albersgsdd-apply
Implements SDD change tasks by writing code from specs and design artifacts.
albersgsdd-verify
Verifies SDD change implementations by executing tests and validating spec compliance.
albersgskill-registry
Indexes available skills by trigger and path into a registry file.
albersgsdd-tasks
Generates phased implementation task breakdowns from SDD proposals, specs, and designs.
albersgbranch-pr
Creates GitHub pull requests with issue linkage, branch naming, and label validation.
albersg_shared
Provides shared SDD reference documents for persistence, status, and skill resolution protocols.
albersgsdd-explore
Investigates codebases and returns structured exploration analysis for spec-driven development changes.
albersgjudgment-day
Runs blind dual-judge adversarial code review with bounded fix and re-judgment rounds.
albersgissue-creation
Creates GitHub issues using bug report and feature request templates with label workflows.
albersgdotfiles-bubbletea
Implements Bubbletea TUI patterns for adding screens and navigation to the dotfiles Go installer.
albersgdotfiles-system
Detects operating systems and executes platform-specific commands in Go installer code.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alberto Sánchez
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with albersg's skills?▼
You can run the complete spec-driven development lifecycle (explore, propose, spec, design, tasks, apply, verify, archive), create GitHub issues and pull requests with issue-first checks, split oversized PRs into chained slices, apply Go testing patterns, and build Bubbletea TUI dotfiles installers.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and maintainers practicing spec-driven development on real codebases, Go developers building terminal UIs with Bubbletea, and teams that want structured PR reviews, adversarial dual review, and low-cognitive-load documentation such as READMEs, RFCs, and onboarding guides.
How do the SDD skills run in practice?▼
SDD skills are orchestrator-launched and delegate-only: sdd-init sets up context, registry, and persistence, then the orchestrator triggers explore, propose, spec, design, tasks, apply, verify, and archive phases in sequence. sdd-onboard walks users through the full cycle on a real codebase.
What licenses and costs apply to these skills?▼
All 27 skills are free and open source. The SDD lifecycle skills and skill-registry use the MIT license, while collaboration, Go testing, documentation, and dotfiles skills use Apache-2.0. No paid tiers or commercial licensing requirements exist.
What prerequisites do the dotfiles and Go skills require?▼
The dotfiles skills apply when editing a Go-based installer: Bubbletea TUI screens under installer/internal/tui/, system detection code under installer/internal/system/, and Docker for E2E tests under installer/e2e/. go-testing assumes a Go module using go test, teatest, and golden files.