Main
- The repo frames work around SDLC roles (planning, architecture, spec-driven, Java dev) and ships curated Skills/Agents to make those workflows repeatable inside an agent harness.
- It provides explicit deliverables and inventories (skills + agents lists), which is useful when you want to audit what you installed rather than relying on vague prompt bundles.
- The install path is concrete (
npx skills add ... --agent cursor), and the README states compatibility with tools that support Skills, Agents, AGENTS.md, and MCP servers. - Use it as a supervised workflow layer: start with one lane (e.g., Maven/Spring Boot testing) and add more roles only after you validate quality gates in your own repo.
FAQ
- Is it Cursor-only?: No. The README states it is compatible with tools that support Skills, Agents, AGENTS.md, and MCP servers; Cursor is one supported harness.
- What should I install first?: Start with the Skills inventory and one role you already use (e.g., testing or Maven workflows), then add Agents once the prompting workflow is stable.
- Are system prompts stable?: The README warns some system prompts/rules may be removed in coming months; treat the inventories as the stable entrypoint and pin versions for teams.