sparc-methodology

The SPARC methodology provides a comprehensive, multi-agent development framework with 17 specialized modes for systematic software creation. It guides developers through Specification, Pseudocode, Architecture, Refinement, and Completion phases, integrating TDD and orchestration patterns. Use this skill when you need structured, end-to-end development workflow from initial research through deployment.

This Claude Skill automates GitHub release workflows using AI swarm coordination for versioning, testing, deployment, and rollback. It's ideal for developers needing automated CI/CD pipelines with intelligent changelog generation and multi-platform deployment management. Use it when you want to orchestrate complex releases with minimal manual intervention.

This skill orchestrates complex multi-agent workflows by decomposing tasks, distributing them for parallel execution, and synthesizing the results. Use it when you need to coordinate specialized agents for advanced, distributed problem-solving. It provides structured outputs including execution trees and performance metrics.

This Claude Skill helps developers apply both London (mock-based) and Chicago (state-based) TDD approaches when practicing test-driven development. It guides you to choose the appropriate style based on your context—using Chicago for domain logic and London for code with external dependencies. The skill follows the red-green-refactor cycle and works with specialized testing agents to generate, implement, and refactor tests.