Orchestrate NONoise project SDLC by asking questions and delegating to specialized skills.
npx skills add https://github.com/russosalv/NONoise --skill polly
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: polly Source: https://github.com/russosalv/NONoise/tree/main/packages/skills/polly Command: npx skills add https://github.com/russosalv/NONoise --skill polly
Polly removes uncertainty and context-switching when a team faces a newly scaffolded or existing NONoise project by guiding them step-by-step through the full software development lifecycle and engaging the right specialist skills at the right time. Instead of leaving users to guess which skill to run or what to do next, Polly asks the right questions, decides greenfield versus brownfield, and orchestrates requirements, design, architecture, sprint planning, and implementation handoffs.
Type /polly or say start polly to begin an interactive SDLC orchestration and follow Polly's guided prompts.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can orchestrate an AI-driven SDLC workflow by using an orchestrator skill that asks clarifying questions and delegates tasks to specialized skills for requirements ingestion, architecture decisions, and sprint planning. Polly acts as this conductor, guiding you step-by-step without producing production code directly.
To guide a team through a newly scaffolded project, use a guided decision tree that determines greenfield versus brownfield status and detects multi-repo workspaces. Polly asks focused questions about your stack and existing materials, then invokes the right specialist skills at each stage.
Yes, SDLC orchestration works with both Claude Code and GitHub Copilot sessions. The orchestrator tailors its mechanics for Claude Code via slash commands and Skill tool invocation, and for GitHub Copilot by reading SKILL.md files directly.
You can start an automated SDLC workflow by typing /polly or saying start polly to begin interactive orchestration. Alternatively, add a .nonoise/POLLY_START.md file to your repository to auto-trigger the session, which self-destructs after completion.
If a required specialist skill is missing during SDLC orchestration, the orchestrator falls back to manual templates to keep the workflow moving. Polly requires bundled skills for full functionality but provides fallback options for scenarios where specific skills are unavailable.
Yes, you can use SDLC orchestration for multi-repo workspaces. The orchestrator detects multi-repo environments, explains repository scripts, and guides development across the full software development lifecycle while maintaining awareness of your workspace structure.
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