Marcel-Carrillo
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Marcel-Carrillo provides OpenSpec spec-driven development skills for proposing, implementing, verifying, and archiving changes with Git worktree isolation and documentation upkeep.
Agent Skills by Marcel-Carrillo
Showing 21 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Marcel-Carrilloopenspec-apply-change
Implements tasks from an OpenSpec change with planning, verification, and PR creation.
Marcel-Carrilloopenspec-explore
Explores ideas, investigates codebases, and clarifies requirements before creating OpenSpec change proposals.
Marcel-Carrilloopenspec-archive-change
Archives completed OpenSpec changes after syncing delta specs and verifying merged pull requests.
Marcel-Carrilloopenspec-propose
Generates complete OpenSpec change proposals with design, specs, and tasks artifacts.
Marcel-Carrilloopenspec-sync-specs
Sync delta specs from OpenSpec changes into main specification files.
Marcel-Carrillosource-command-opsx-archive
Archives completed OpenSpec changes after syncing delta specs and verifying merged pull requests.
Marcel-Carrillosource-command-opsx-apply
Implements tasks from an OpenSpec change with testing, commits, and pull requests.
Marcel-Carrillosource-command-opsx-propose
Creates OpenSpec change proposals with proposal, design, and tasks artifacts in one workflow.
Marcel-Carrillosource-command-opsx-sync
Sync delta specs from an OpenSpec change into main specs.
Marcel-Carrillosource-command-opsx-explore
Guides open-ended exploration of ideas, problems, and requirements within OpenSpec change workflows.
Marcel-Carrillocommit
Creates focused Git commits and GitHub pull requests following OpenSpec SDD workflow standards.
Marcel-Carrillousing-git-worktrees
Creates isolated Git feature branches or worktrees for spec-driven development workflows.
Marcel-Carrilloshow-spec-working
Demonstrates OpenSpec changes, endpoints, and frontend flows using runnable verification steps.
Marcel-Carrilloexplain
Explains technical concepts, workflows, and architecture decisions using project-aware documentation context.
Marcel-Carrilloupdate-docs
Updates technical documentation to reflect implemented changes using selective context loading.
Marcel-Carrillometa-prompt
Rewrites rough prompts into scoped, project-aware prompts for AI coding assistants.
Marcel-Carrilloadversarial-review
Reviews OpenSpec implementations adversarially against specs, tests, and ecommerce domain rules before archiving.
Marcel-Carrilloenrich-us
Enrich user stories with functional analysis and implementation-ready technical detail from tickets or Jira.
Marcel-Carrillocode-auditing
Audit code quality, security, and ecommerce domain rules with scoped evidence-based reviews.
Marcel-Carrillowriting-skills
Create, review, and validate project skill files for AI coding agents.
Marcel-Carrillosync-agent-symlinks
Synchronize agent skill symlinks between ai-specs/skills and .claude and .cursor mirrors.
Frequently Asked Questions About Marcel-Carrillo
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with Marcel-Carrillo's skills?▼
You can propose, explore, implement, verify, sync, and archive OpenSpec changes; isolate feature work in Git worktrees; enrich Jira user stories; run code audits and adversarial reviews; update ecommerce technical documentation; and author or validate local skills for Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenSpec.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and technical leads practicing spec-driven development with OpenSpec, particularly on ecommerce projects. They suit developers who want structured change proposals, independent verification passes, enriched user stories from Jira tickets, and consistent documentation after implementation.
What are the installation and runtime requirements?▼
The OpenSpec skills require the openspec CLI to be installed. Skills are exposed through local .claude/skills and .cursor/skills directories, which the sync-agent-symlinks skill keeps aligned after skills are added, removed, renamed, or moved.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The OpenSpec skills (propose, explore, apply-change, archive-change, sync-specs) are released under the MIT license, making them free to use and modify. Other skills by Marcel Carrillo list no explicit license in their frontmatter.
How do I verify a change before finalizing it?▼
Use the adversarial-review skill to run an independent red-team verification pass on the implementation, then use openspec-sync-specs to merge delta specs into main specs, and finally openspec-archive-change to finalize and archive the completed change.