Brandon Benefield
Community@bbenefield89 · Orlando, FL
Software Engineer - Combustion
Agent Skills by Brandon Benefield
Showing 30 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
setup-godot-project
Configures GUT testing, Just recipes, warnings, and version-control guardrails in Godot projects.
asd-ste100
Applies ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English writing rules to replies and written artifacts.
understand-code
Explains existing code or changes through interactive walkthroughs with comprehension checks.
fsi-smoke-test
Tests FSI Interface patient retrieval end to end against live Epic and Oracle sandboxes.
gdscript-cleanup
Cleans changed GDScript code and related Godot scenes using typed interfaces and scene-authoring rules.
create-test-plan
Generates a QA test plan from session context and appends it to a Jira ticket description.
ynab-budget-review
Reviews YNAB budgets, identifies funding and transaction issues, and applies approved corrections with verification.
worktree-exit
Removes a git ticket worktree completely after moving the session back to the repository root.
feedback-triage
Walk through code review findings or Azure DevOps PR threads and lock in Fix, Do Not Fix, or Defer outcomes.
engineering-principles
Applies Clean Code, SOLID, and Clean Architecture standards during implementation, review, and refactoring.
spec-to-tasks
Decomposes specified tickets into approved, self-contained implementation tasks with executor classifications and blocking edges.
close-task
Commits local changes and closes an approved GitHub Task while marking its parent Ticket completed.
deliver
Implements specifications through test-driven development, read-only review, and repository-defined validation.
ticket-to-spec
Appends a synthesized specification to an existing lightweight ticket.
fsi-parallel-stack
Generates a Docker Compose override to run parallel FSI stacks on shifted ports.
zoom-out
Generates a high-level map of relevant modules and callers for unfamiliar code.
write-a-skill
Create new agent skills with proper structure, descriptions, and bundled resources.
worktree-enter
Creates a git worktree for a ticket branch and moves the session into it.
log-hours
Reconstructs a workday from Jira, git, and calendar signals and posts approved worklogs to Tempo.
brainstorming
Resolves open design decisions into an approved cohesive design before implementation.
create-ticket
Creates lightweight tracker tickets with TL;DR summaries, classifications, and release groupings.
create-and-merge-pr
Creates a GitHub pull request, squash merges it, closes the linked issue, and syncs local main.
setup-bb-skills
Configures a repository and issue tracker for BB ticket publishing skills with an approval-gated contract.
scoped-grill-with-docs
Runs documentation-aware grilling sessions with numbered questions and a persistent scope ledger.
Frequently Asked Questions About Brandon Benefield
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with bbenefield89's skills?▼
You can run a full ticket lifecycle: create lightweight tickets, append specifications, break specs into classified tasks, deliver implementations with review, triage PR feedback, and close tasks. Supporting skills handle git worktrees, Godot/GDScript cleanup, Tempo hour logging, YNAB budget review, and FSI patient-data smoke tests.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers working in ticket-driven teams using Jira, GitHub Projects V2, Azure DevOps, and Tempo. Secondary audiences include Godot game developers needing GUT testing and GDScript hygiene, and healthcare integration engineers validating FSI patient retrieval against Epic and Oracle/Cerner sandboxes.
How do the git worktree skills work in practice?▼
worktree-enter creates a ticket-branch worktree and moves the session into it via the deferred mcp__ccd_directory__change_directory call. worktree-exit moves the session back to the repo root and fully removes the worktree, handling the Windows locked-directory failure where git worktree remove leaves an empty folder behind.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Most tracker skills require a repository configured via setup-bb-skills or setup-github-project, which writes a local tracker contract. FSI skills need local WireMock stubs, Docker Compose, and sandbox credentials. Godot skills require a directory containing project.godot. Several skills are marked disable-model-invocation and run only on explicit request.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The skills are published publicly under the bbenefield89 GitHub account at no cost. They are declarative skill definitions rather than paid services, though some depend on external accounts such as Jira, Tempo, GitHub, Azure DevOps, or YNAB, which carry their own licensing terms.