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smind provides Projexa SDLC documentation skills covering requirements, architecture, database/API design, prototypes, and test planning.

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...System Architectur.. (30%)Requirements Engin.. (25%)Database & API Spe.. (20%)UI Prototyping (15%)

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What tasks can I accomplish with smind's Projexa skills?▼

You can capture requirements into specs and backlogs, build MoSCoW feature lists and mermaid user journeys, design conceptual architecture, database schemas, and API specs, select tech stacks via weighted scoring, build interactive HTML prototypes, and write acceptance criteria, test plans, and test cases.

Who are these Projexa documentation skills designed for?▼

They target business analysts, system architects, UX designers, and QA engineers working on the Projexa project who need structured SDLC documentation synthesized from existing TOR documents, screen specs, backlogs, and design system references rather than written from scratch.

How do the Projexa skills operate during a documentation session?▼

Each skill reads existing project artifacts such as specs, backlogs, and prototypes, asks intensive clarifying questions with at least three options plus pros and cons when information is missing, presents output for review, then writes files into standardized docs/ folders.

What prerequisites do smind's skills require?▼

Skills require existing Projexa project documents such as Projexa-System-Design-R1.md, screen specs, backlog.md, tech-stack.md, acceptance-criteria.md, or DESIGN.md depending on the skill. They synthesize from these sources and do not generate documents from nothing.

Do these skills make final technology or framework decisions?▼

No. Architecture and data-api-design skills stay conceptual and technology-agnostic. Only the tech-stack skill selects concrete technologies, using a weighted scoring model comparing at least five options per category with documented trade-offs and mandatory user review.