Edwin Encinas
Community@eencinasq · CBBA-Bolivia
Edwin Encinas publishes EFactory ASDD skills for specification-driven product discovery, capability prioritization, architecture governance, and UI/UX design.
Agent Skills by Edwin Encinas
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
efactory-tl
Governs ASDD pipeline phase gates, manifest state, code review, and arc42 architecture documentation standards.
anti-pattern-detection
Detects eight specification anti-patterns in capabilities and requirements before finalization.
domain-language-extraction
Extracts domain terminology from business documents into a ubiquitous language dictionary.
capability-prioritization
Scores and ranks product capabilities using RICE, MoSCoW, Value vs Complexity, and Kano frameworks.
efactory-product-designer
Generates UI screens and design systems using ui-ux-pro-max research and Google Stitch MCP.
business-slice-canvas
Parses Business Model Canvas inputs into structured product capabilities and personas.
user-story-decomposition
Decomposes epics and large user stories into atomic, testable capabilities using 8 splitting patterns.
efactory-product-owner
Creates and approves ASDD intent specs, backlogs, and EARS acceptance criteria for product slices.
efactory-discovery-engine
Generates Lean Inception and DDD discovery documents with Mermaid diagrams for product workshops.
Frequently Asked Questions About Edwin Encinas
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with Edwin Encinas's EFactory skills?▼
You can run ASDD discovery phases, extract domain language into a ubiquitous dictionary, detect 8 specification anti-patterns, decompose epics into atomic testable capabilities, prioritize backlogs with RICE/MoSCoW/Kano, parse Business Model Canvas inputs, and enforce Tech Lead architecture gates with arc42 + C4 standards.
Who are the EFactory ASDD skills designed for?▼
They target product owners, tech leads, product designers, and engineers practicing specification-driven development. Personas include the Product Owner owning intent.md approval and sprint acceptance, the Tech Lead gating code review against specs, and designers producing screens and DESIGN.md via Google Stitch MCP.
How do the EFactory skills work together in practice?▼
Start with efactory-discovery-engine for Lean Inception and DDD outputs, then efactory-product-owner for capability specs, EARS requirements, and backlog sign-off. efactory-tl gates implementation via code review against specs, while efactory-product-designer handles UI/UX screens and design systems.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Skills resolve product, repository, and stack context from the workspace and chat, so an active repo or user-supplied product context is needed. The product designer skill depends on ui-ux-pro-max for design token rules and Google Stitch MCP for screens and exports; Trello cards require approval.
Are Edwin Encinas's skills free and open source?▼
The skills are published publicly on the GitHub registry under the eencinasq account with 8 public repositories. No explicit license or pricing is stated in the manifest, so users should check individual repository license files before commercial reuse.