Alessio
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Circle framework skills orchestrating the full software delivery lifecycle: requirements scoping, PRD validation, architecture, TDD implementation, security audits, and PR review.
Agent Skills by Alessio
Showing 23 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
council
Runs multi-perspective decision analysis using five lenses, blind peer review, and chairman synthesis.
status
Displays Circle framework status, workflow phase, and artifacts for the current project.
skills-discovery
Discover, security-review, and install external skills from the skills.sh marketplace.
refine
Refines requirements into prioritized PRDs with MoSCoW ranking and pitch documents.
pr-review
Reviews pull requests with parallel agents against project standards and security rules.
ios-review
Reviews iOS pull requests against Apple documentation, SwiftUI, Swift Concurrency, and Swift Testing standards.
impl
Implements software features from architecture designs using TDD, code reuse surveys, and standards compliance checks.
init
Initializes Circle framework output directories and session state for a project.
prioritize
Prioritize product features with MoSCoW and generate structured PRDs.
security
Audits software architecture for vulnerabilities using STRIDE threat modeling and OWASP Top 10 checks.
cycle
Facilitate Shape Up cycle planning with a resumable 4-step ceremony.
code-review
Audit GitHub pull requests for bugs and security vulnerabilities.
qa
Plans test strategies and verifies implementations against requirements with quality gates.
triage
Analyzes GitHub PR review comments, implements accepted fixes, and manages review threads.
scope
Gathers requirements and generates structured requirements documents for software, business, or personal projects.
docs
Generates project documentation from templates using architecture and code analysis.
ux
Designs user flows, ASCII wireframes, and accessibility guidance from project requirements.
validate-prd
Validates PRD quality against eight structured checks before architecture design begins.
arch
Designs system architecture and documents technical decisions as ADRs from requirements.
facilitate
Coordinate agile development cycles by planning sprints and removing blockers.
tdd
Enforces red-green-refactor test-driven development cycles with per-phase git commits.
greenfield
Orchestrate a greenfield software development workflow across requirements, design, implementation, and QA phases.
shard
Split large documents into atomic shards for efficient context management.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alessio
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Alessio's Circle skills?▼
You can run the full delivery lifecycle: gather and refine requirements into PRDs, prioritize features with MoSCoW, design architecture with ADRs, implement code with TDD enforcement, audit security and compliance, generate documentation, and triage or review GitHub pull requests including iOS-specific checks.
Who should use these Circle framework skills?▼
Software engineers, tech leads, and product owners managing structured delivery. The skills suit teams wanting enforced TDD, architecture decision records, PRD quality gates, and multi-agent PR review, plus iOS developers needing SwiftUI, Swift Concurrency, and Swift Testing review guidance.
How do I install and start using the Circle framework?▼
Run the init skill once per project. It creates output directories in your home folder with zero project footprint, checks and installs optional dependencies, and prepares configuration. Afterwards invoke skills like scope, arch, impl, or pr-review in lifecycle order.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The init skill checks and installs optional dependencies automatically. PR review features use GitHub CLI commands (gh pr diff, view, comment), and iOS review activates when Swift markers like Package.swift, .xcodeproj, or .swift files are detected, using Apple documentation search.
How does the council skill differ from standard code review?▼
Council performs multi-perspective decision analysis using 5 analytical lenses, blind peer review, and chairman synthesis. It targets hard trade-offs with two or more viable options to surface blind spots, not code generation, factual questions, or requirements gathering.