Logan Stellway
Community@lstellway · Greater Los Angeles
Software eng; primarily web
Agent Skills by Logan Stellway
Showing 22 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
lstellwayopenspec-apply-change
Implements tasks from an OpenSpec change using the openspec CLI.
lstellwayopenspec-explore
Explores ideas, investigates codebases, and clarifies requirements through conversational thinking with ASCII diagrams.
lstellwayflow-plan
Promotes validated OpenSpec candidates into scaffolded change proposals with retro-ready metadata.
lstellwayplan-change
Orchestrates multi-agent triage and delegates OpenSpec change artifact creation to a subagent.
lstellwayagent-persona
Authors persona agent definition files for review and conversational characters.
lstellwayopenspec-verify-change
Verify implementation matches OpenSpec change artifacts before archiving.
lstellwaycode-review
Coordinates parallel specialist agents to review code and aggregates findings into a prioritized report.
lstellwayopenspec-new-change
Scaffolds a new OpenSpec change directory and displays the first artifact instructions.
lstellwayagent-technology
Authors technology expert agent prompts with documentation source tables and companion sources files.
lstellwaysite-audit
Audits websites across 20 research angles using parallel agents and produces a synthesis report with quick wins and a 90-day roadmap.
lstellwayopenspec-archive-change
Archive completed openspec changes with artifact, task, and spec sync verification.
lstellwayflow-retro
Runs post-merge retrospectives comparing OpenSpec change expectations against shipped outcomes.
lstellwayopenspec-onboard
Guides users through a complete OpenSpec change workflow with narrated phases and real codebase tasks.
lstellwayopenspec-bulk-archive-change
Archive multiple completed openspec changes in one batch operation with conflict resolution.
lstellwayopenspec-continue-change
Creates the next artifact in an OpenSpec change workflow using the openspec CLI.
lstellwayapply-change
Orchestrates applying OpenSpec changes via builder subagents and adaptive reviewer fan-out.
lstellwayopenspec-sync-specs
Sync delta specs from an OpenSpec change into main specification files.
lstellwayopenspec-ff-change
Generates all OpenSpec change artifacts in one pass using the openspec CLI.
lstellwayflow-implement
Implements OpenSpec changes in isolated git worktrees with section-by-section commits and draft PRs.
lstellwayflow-vision
Refines project intent in CLAUDE.md through guided thought-partner conversations.
lstellwayflow-strategy
Runs a collaborative strategy session to triage, rank, and manage project candidates in OpenSpec.
lstellwaylinear-start
Creates a git worktree for a Linear issue using the branch name Linear provides.
Frequently Asked Questions About Logan Stellway
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with lstellway's skills?▼
You can manage the full OpenSpec change lifecycle: create proposals, plan with parallel specialist agents, implement tasks in isolated git worktrees, verify implementations against artifacts, sync delta specs, run post-merge retrospectives, and archive completed changes. Additional skills cover multi-agent code review and comprehensive website acquisition audits.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers practicing spec-driven development, particularly web developers using OpenSpec for structured change management. The flow-* skills suit project leads handling strategy, prioritization, and retrospectives, while site-audit targets buyers or inheritors of existing websites needing technical and business due diligence.
What are the prerequisites for running these skills?▼
Most OpenSpec skills require the openspec CLI installed, and plan-change additionally requires an existing openspec/config.yaml in the project. flow-implement and linear-start rely on git worktree support, and linear-start needs a Linear issue ID or URL as input.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Yes, the skills are free under the MIT license, as declared in the frontmatter of the OpenSpec and flow skill families. There is no licensing cost; you only need the required openspec CLI dependency and a compatible runtime environment.
How does the spec-driven change lifecycle work end to end?▼
Start with openspec-new-change or plan-change to create artifacts, refine ideas via openspec-explore, implement with apply-change or flow-implement in a worktree, verify with openspec-verify-change, then run flow-retro and archive via openspec-archive-change or bulk-archive for parallel changes.