jchw
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Jin9 (jchw) publishes 132 skills for gated, banking-grade software delivery: BA pipelines, DDD/CQRS code generation, adversarial review, security gates, and release validation.
Agent Skills by jchw
Showing 132 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Jin9skillify
Create, validate, and refactor SKILL.md skill folders for AI coding agents.
Jin9publishing-git-review-requests
Commits, pushes, and opens GitHub PRs or GitLab MRs for local changes.
Jin9progressive-bug-hunter
Localize and diagnose bugs using tiered grep-to-graph retrieval without editing code.
Jin9jira-fix-mr-workflow
Orchestrates a Jira issue through gated fix, test, and GitLab merge request phases.
Jin9delivery-planning
Breaks a chosen solution into sequenced tasks, estimates, critical path, and a phased delivery timeline.
Jin9principal-advisor
Advises on technology decisions through structured advise, assess, challenge, and brainstorm stances.
Jin9domain-modeling
Define bounded contexts, aggregates, and domain events using DDD building blocks.
Jin9rendering-contract-debug-viewer
Render pipeline JSON contract artifacts into self-contained offline HTML debug viewers.
Jin9universal-spec-validator
Validate agent tool schemas and specs as a CI gate blocking unsafe or breaking changes.
Jin9orchestrate-banking-brief-pipeline
Orchestrate a four-stage banking BA brief pipeline with validated JSON handoffs and pluggable stage commands.
Jin9business-logic-extractor
Extract business rules from code into a traceable specification with file:line provenance.
Jin9handoff-to-deploy
Promote QA-signed-off releases to deploy control planes behind named-human approval with immutable receipts.
Jin9drawio-plus
Generate standardized draw.io diagrams with validated non-overlapping layouts and orthogonal edge routing.
Jin9search-sources
Gathers and normalizes deduplicated web sources for each sub-question of a research plan.
Jin9incident-response
Guides production incident triage, mitigation, communication, and blameless postmortem workflows.
Jin9analyzing-banking-requirements
Generates compliance-validated PRDs with API contracts for regulated banking workflows.
Jin9sweep-ambiguities
Detect linguistic ambiguities and hidden requirements in banking briefs using eight detectors and ten frames.
Jin9orchestrating-openclaw-squad
Routes tasks across BA, Architect, Developer, and QA agents with human approval gates.
Jin9running-business-analysis-workflow
Guides a six-stage business analysis workflow producing BRD/SRS documents, user stories, and RACI matrices.
Jin9daily-planner
Prioritize raw task lists into status-tracked daily plan files with carry-over.
Jin9handoff-revoke
Reverses a deploy handoff by revoking OIDC credentials and emitting an idempotent revoke record.
Jin9panel-open
Generates one panelist's independent evidence-grounded opening position for a multi-model debate workflow.
Jin9developing-langgraph-workflows
Implement, refactor, and review LangGraph v1.x StateGraph workflows with typed state and safe persistence.
Jin9reviewing-software-security
Reviews Go, Kafka, Kubernetes, and lending-system artifacts for defensive security findings mapped to OWASP and CWE.
Frequently Asked Questions About jchw
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using Jin9's skills?▼
You can run end-to-end software delivery stages: BA intake and story drafting, architecture and API contract design, Go/Rust/React feature generation, adversarial code review, unit/integration/e2e/Pact test gates, SAST/DAST scans, canary and SLO validation, and gated deploy handoffs with audit receipts.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target enterprise engineering squads in regulated banking and fintech: business analysts, tech leads, backend/frontend developers, QA engineers, and DevOps leads who need human-in-the-loop approval gates, banking-grade audit trails, and compliance checks across a delivery lifecycle.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Each skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md plus optional schemas, scripts, and references. Drop the folder into a compatible host — claude-code, codex, copilot, gemini, or opencode as listed per skill — and invoke it by its trigger phrases; pipeline stages consume typed JSON contracts.
Are Jin9's skills free and open source?▼
The manifest lists no license or pricing information for these skills. They are published as public skill folders in the registry under the Jin9 account; check the individual repositories for any license terms before commercial or regulated-environment use.
What prerequisites and dependencies do the skills require?▼
Most skills need only a compatible agent host. Specific skills require python3 stdlib, node, or jsonschema; validation gates require sandbox code execution and network access; deploy handoffs require a deploy control plane and controlled egress; some skills read Jira, GitLab, or LiteLLM spend logs.