What problem does it solve? Authoring new skills, board items, execution plans, and configuration files for the Jenga AI agentic workflow requires strict adherence to schemas and frontmatter conventions; this template collection gives agents and maintainers ready-made, schema-compliant starting points so nothing is authored from scratch incorrectly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Skill authoring scaffold: SKILL.md and SKILL_TEMPLATE.md define the required frontmatter (name, description, keywords, examples, preferred agent) plus the session-end signal convention every Jenga skill must emit. - Board and workflow templates: Execution plan, execution summary, problem rapport, changelog, user instructions, and the authoritative scrum board schema keep Epic/Story/Task files consistent across agents. - Permission level presets: Five tiered settings.json templates (Locked through Unrestricted) back the session-switchable permission system with documented deny-list rationale. - Use Case: When creating a new Jenga skill, copy SKILL_TEMPLATE.md, fill in the frontmatter and instruction steps, and end sessions with the [JENGA:SESSION_END:<skill-name>] signal so the router clears state. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create a new Jenga skill using the skill template in the templates directory, filling in the name, description, and instruction steps for your workflow.