Define Reqord data models and CLI operation rules in a unified format.
npx skills add https://github.com/kicchann/reqord --skill context-kicchann
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: context Source: https://github.com/kicchann/reqord/tree/main/plugins/reqord/skills/context Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kicchann/reqord --skill context-kicchann
ReqordのデータモデルとCLI操作ルールを一元的に参照できる共通知識ベースを提供します。
Describe how you want to apply the shared Reqord data model to your project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A shared knowledge base for requirements and specifications provides a centralized, machine-readable reference for data models like Requirement, Specification, ProjectContext, and Feedback to ensure consistency.
To standardize CLI operation rules across multiple agents, implement a unified knowledge base that defines CLI interactions and data models in a machine-readable format, serving as a shared reference.
You need a centralized reference for data modeling and lineage tracing when managing Requirement and Specification data across multiple agents and skills to maintain data integrity and traceability.
Yes, you can use this shared context knowledge base for team education, as it defines data models and CLI operation rules in a unified format suitable for standardizing practices.
Yes, the Reqord data model supports machine-readable formats, defining data models and CLI operation rules explicitly to enable automated CLI interactions and lineage tracing.
Maintaining consistency across multiple skills requires a shared context knowledge base because it acts as a single source of truth for data models and CLI rules, preventing fragmentation and ensuring traceability.
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