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Atsushi Morimoto

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@74th · Japan

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12Published Skills

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Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Developer Tooling .. (60%)Cloud & Compute In.. (20%)Data Systems & Dat.. (10%)Business, Finance .. (10%)

Agent Skills by Atsushi Morimoto

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Frequently Asked Questions About Atsushi Morimoto

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What tasks can I perform using 74th's skills?▼

You can run the full OpenSpec change lifecycle: propose a change with design, specs, and tasks; explore ideas; implement tasks; update planning artifacts; sync delta specs to main specs; and archive completed changes. Additional skills cover weather lookup, bus timetables, and container environment probing.

Who are these skills intended for?▼

Developers practicing spec-driven development with OpenSpec benefit most, since seven skills map to its propose-explore-apply-update-sync-archive lifecycle. The container-probe, configuration-probe, and container-toolchain skills suit engineers debugging self-hosted or containerized sessions, while the Japanese-language skills serve personal daily use.

What are the prerequisites and dependencies?▼

The seven OpenSpec skills explicitly require the openspec CLI and invoke it through Bash(openspec:*) commands. The container-toolchain skill assumes bq, gcloud, and uv are installed in the container. The probe and personal-information skills declare no external dependencies in their frontmatter.

Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼

The OpenSpec skills carry an MIT license as declared in their native frontmatter, so they are free to use, modify, and redistribute. The remaining skills (probes, weather, bus timetable, toolchain) specify no license in the manifest; they are published publicly on the author's GitHub account at no cost.

How do the OpenSpec skills work together in practice?▼

Start with openspec-propose to generate a complete proposal, or openspec-explore to clarify requirements first. Then openspec-apply-change implements the tasks, openspec-update-change revises planning artifacts, openspec-sync-specs merges delta specs into main specs, and openspec-archive-change finalizes the completed change.