Activity Domains Skill

Standardize feature development across six productivity domains with facade services and three-view UIs.

2|Updated Jan 23, 2026
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Skill: Activity Domains Skill
Source: https://github.com/linguistic76/skuel/tree/main/app/.claude/skills/activity-domains
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/linguistic76/skuel --skill activity-domains-skill

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a standardized framework for managing core productivity and life-management entities, enabling developers to build features for tasks, goals, habits, events, choices, and principles with consistent architecture and tooling.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Unified Domain Management: Build and manage features across six distinct but architecturally identical domains (Tasks, Goals, Habits, Events, Choices, Principles).
  • Standardized Architecture: Leverage a consistent pattern of Facade Services, Sub-services, Domain Events, and Three-View UIs for all domains.
  • Use Case: A product manager needs to add a new feature to the Goals domain that tracks user progress towards achieving them. They can use this Skill's patterns to understand the existing Goal service structure, implement the new progress tracking logic within a dedicated sub-service, and integrate it seamlessly with the existing facade and UI.

Quick Start

Use the Activity Domains Skill to add a new sub-service for scheduling to the Tasks domain.

Frequently Asked Questions about Activity Domains Skill

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build productivity features for tasks, goals, and habits with a unified architecture?

Productivity feature architecture is standardized through facade services, sub-services, domain events, and three-view UIs. This framework provides consistent implementation patterns across tasks, goals, habits, events, choices, and principles domains.

How does cross-domain relationship management work between goals and tasks?

Cross-domain relationship management connects entities like goals and tasks through standardized facade services. It enables intelligence services to track dependencies and progress across the six core productivity domains seamlessly.

When do I need a standardized architecture for event scheduling and habit tracking?

A standardized architecture for event scheduling and habit tracking is needed when managing multiple productivity domains simultaneously. It ensures consistent sub-service implementation, domain event handling, and UI integration across features.

Can I add a new sub-service for task scheduling to existing domain services?

Adding a new sub-service for task scheduling follows the standardized facade service pattern. It integrates seamlessly with existing domain events and the three-view UI architecture within the tasks domain.

What is the best way to structure domain events for principles and choices?

The best way to structure domain events for principles and choices is using the unified facade service pattern. It ensures each domain maintains identical architectural components, enabling consistent cross-domain intelligence and relationship tracking.

Does this productivity domain framework support goal progress tracking implementation?

The productivity domain framework supports goal progress tracking through dedicated sub-services. Product managers can implement tracking logic within the goals domain facade, integrating it with existing UI and domain events.