Manu Lorente
Community@mlorentedev · USA & Spain
Manu Lorente maintains 39 Claude/agent skills covering spec-driven development, Terraform/Helm/Docker infrastructure, Go and async Python engineering, and Obsidian vault knowledge operations.
Agent Skills by Manu Lorente
Showing 38 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
mlorentedevgenre-picker
Classify knowledge artifacts into skill, pattern, runbook, template, or spec meta-types before creation.
mlorentedevagent-lifecycle
Manages bootstrap, recovery, configuration, cron scheduling, and container deployment of Hermes Agent instances.
mlorentedevread-all-adrs
Reads every ADR in a repository and produces a decision inventory table before architecture work.
mlorentedevusing-git-worktrees
Creates isolated git worktrees outside the repository with auto-commit detection and leak verification gates.
mlorentedevterraform
Diagnoses Terraform and OpenTofu failure modes and generates version-aware fixes with validation and rollback plans.
mlorentedevinsights
Audits AI workflow health, vault structural integrity, and knowledge pipeline status.
mlorentedevpr-review-triage
Triage pull request CI results and review comments into apply, defer, or skip dispositions.
mlorentedevcreating-skills
Guides creation and testing of agent skills using TDD methodology and trigger optimization.
mlorentedevarchitecture-session
Runs a six-phase architecture decision session producing ADRs and vault updates.
mlorentedevtest-driven-development
Enforces test-first development using the red-green-refactor cycle for features and bugfixes.
mlorentedevdocker
Generate Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml configurations for containerized application deployments.
mlorentedevsystematic-debugging
Diagnose bugs through four-phase root cause investigation before proposing fixes.
mlorentedevgolang-pro
Implements idiomatic Go code with concurrency, generics, error handling, and table-driven tests.
mlorentedevhandoff
Runs a standardized session handoff checklist updating memory, session journals, and repo state.
mlorentedevdispatching-parallel-agents
Dispatches concurrent subagents to fix independent test failures across separate subsystems.
mlorentedevnew-ticket
Creates GitHub Project board tickets interactively with proposed type, priority, and AREA-NNN-slug identifiers.
mlorentedevspec
Manages Spec-Driven Development artifacts through init, bootstrap, fill, check, and archive subcommands.
mlorentedevexecuting-plans
Executes written implementation plans in reviewed batches with verification checkpoints.
mlorentedevadversarial-review
Performs independent red-team verification of spec-driven changes before archiving.
mlorentedevenrich-us
Rewrites backlog items and user stories into implementation-ready specifications with fields, endpoints, and DoD.
mlorentedevdispose-proposals
Triages pending recurrence-proposal drafts and files accepted ones as GitHub issues.
mlorentedevplace-knowledge
Migrate ADRs, runbooks, and lessons from a personal knowledge store into repository docs directories.
mlorentedevaudit
Review code for security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and quality problems with severity-ranked findings.
mlorentedevprd-to-issues
Convert PRD documents into GitHub epics and story issues using the gh CLI.
Frequently Asked Questions About Manu Lorente
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using mlorentedev's skills?▼
You can scaffold and lint spec-driven development artifacts, triage PR reviews, execute TDD implementation plans, debug systematically, audit code for SQL injection/XSS/secrets, build Helm charts and Docker deployments, refactor high cyclomatic complexity, and maintain Obsidian vault health with session handoffs.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers, SREs, and platform engineers working with Claude or Copilot agents. The manifest targets practitioners managing Terraform/OpenTofu estates, Go microservices, async Python services, Kubernetes Helm packaging, and teams enforcing ADR-based architecture governance and spec-driven delivery.
How do the skills run in practice?▼
Skills trigger via slash commands (e.g., /spec, /handoff, /catchup, /architecture-session) or natural-language phrases in English and Spanish. They operate over declared path globs like specs/**, docs/adr/**, and **/*.tf, using allowed tools such as Read, Grep, Bash, and hive vault MCP calls.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Several ported skills carry explicit open-source licenses: terraform and cyclomatic-complexity under Apache-2.0, golang-pro, async-python-patterns, and helm under MIT. The remaining natively authored skills list no license or fee, indicating free use within the owner's registry.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills require?▼
Dependencies are declared per skill via 'requires': spec needs adversarial-review and verification-before-completion; executing-plans needs systematic-debugging, TDD, and verification; architecture-session needs read-all-adrs and spec. Vault-integrated skills also expect hive MCP endpoints and an Obsidian vault structure.