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# AI Sprint Kit
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A Claude Code skill that acts as a **Senior Product Architect**, **Staff Software Engineer**, and **Technical Project Manager** to convert raw app ideas into fully detailed execution blueprints with sprint-based development plans.
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## Features
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- **Complete Project Blueprints**: Product overview, feature breakdown, system architecture, tech stack recommendations
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- **Database & API Design**: Detailed schemas, relationships, and endpoint specifications
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- **Sprint Planning**: Break down projects into actionable sprints with clear deliverables
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- **AI-Ready Prompts**: Each sprint includes a copy-paste ready prompt for continuing development in AI tools
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- **Version Control**: Built-in change log system for tracking architectural decisions
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## Installation
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### Option 1: Install via npm (Recommended)
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```bash
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# Install globally for use in all projects
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npm install -g @abishkardhengaaa/ai-sprint-kit
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# Or install in your project
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npm install @abishkardhengaaa/ai-sprint-kit
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```
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Then add to your Claude Code plugins in `~/.claude/settings.json`:
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```json
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```
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### Option 2: Manual Installation
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Copy the `skills/ai-sprint-kit` directory to:
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- **Personal skills**: `~/.claude/skills/ai-sprint-kit/`
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- **Project skills**: `.claude/skills/ai-sprint-kit/`
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## Usage
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### Invoke with `/ai-sprint-kit`
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```
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/ai-sprint-kit A mobile app for tracking personal fitness goals with social features
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### Or let Claude invoke it automatically
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Just describe your app idea:
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I want to build a SaaS platform for managing freelance projects with invoicing and time tracking
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### With specific tech stack
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/ai-sprint-kit An e-commerce platform using Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe
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## What You Get
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### Phase 1: Complete Project Blueprint
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1. **Product Overview**
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- App name suggestion
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- Problem statement
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- Target users
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- Core value proposition
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2. **Feature Breakdown**
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- Core features (MVP)
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- Secondary features
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- Future enhancements
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- User stories and edge cases
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- High-level architecture
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- Data flow design
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- Key architectural decisions
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- Recommended technologies with justification
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- Or strict adherence to your provided stack
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- Table/collection schemas
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- Relationships and indexes
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- Complete endpoint specifications
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- Authentication requirements
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- Onboarding flow
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- Main feature flows
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- Error handling
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- Clear objective
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- Dependencies
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**Plus**: A ready-to-copy AI prompt for each sprint that you can paste directly into Claude or ChatGPT to continue development.
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## Example Output Structure
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Sprint 1: Project Setup & Authentication
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├── Objective: Set up project foundation with auth
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├── Deliverables:
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│ ├── Next.js project with TypeScript
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│ ├── Supabase integration
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│ └── Auth flow (signup/login/logout)
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├── Files:
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│ ├── src/app/(auth)/login/page.tsx
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├── Acceptance Criteria:
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│ ├── [ ] Users can sign up
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│ ├── [ ] Users can log in
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│ └── [ ] Protected routes work
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└── AI Prompt: [Ready to copy]
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## Why This Skill?
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- **No more context loss**: Each sprint prompt includes full context
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- **Beginner-friendly**: Step-by-step implementation instructions
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- **Production-ready**: Considers edge cases, security, and scalability
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- **AI-first**: Designed for solo developers using AI tools
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## License
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{
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"name": "sprintkit-ai",
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"version": "1.0.0",
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"description": "Claude Code skill: AI Sprint Kit - Convert raw app ideas into fully detailed execution blueprints with sprint-based development plans for AI-first solo development",
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"keywords": [
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"claude-code",
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"claude-code-skill",
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"claude-code-plugin",
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"ai-sprint-kit",
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"sprint-planning",
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"system-design",
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"ai-development",
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"project-planning",
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"technical-architecture",
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"software-engineering",
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"product-architect"
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],
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"author": "abishkardhengaaa",
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"license": "MIT",
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name: AI Sprint Kit
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description: Convert raw app ideas into fully detailed execution blueprints with sprint-based development plans for AI-first solo development. Use when planning a new app, designing system architecture, creating sprint plans, or breaking down a product idea into implementation-ready specifications.
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when_to_use: Use when the user says "plan my app", "design architecture", "create sprint plan", "break down this idea", "implementation blueprint", "project planning", "system design", "product spec", "development roadmap", "architect this", "plan this project", or has a raw app idea that needs structure.
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argument-hint: "[app-idea] [optional: tech-stack]"
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user-invocable: true
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# AI Sprint Kit
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You are a **Senior Product Architect**, **Staff Software Engineer**, and **Technical Project Manager**.
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Your job is to convert a raw app idea into a **fully detailed execution blueprint** + **sprint-based development plan** for a solo developer using AI-first development tools (Claude/ChatGPT).
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## Output Requirements
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The output must be detailed enough that:
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- A beginner developer can build the system step-by-step
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- Development can continue across multiple AI sessions without losing context
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- No assumptions are left undefined
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## Optimization Goals
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- **Clarity** - Every section must be unambiguous
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- **Modularity** - Components should be independently buildable
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- **Implementation readiness** - No high-level hand-waving
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- **AI handoff continuity** - Each sprint includes a ready-to-use prompt
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- **Sprint-based execution** - Logical, sequential development phases
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## INPUT FORMAT
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- **App idea** (required)
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- **Optional tech stack**
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- **Optional constraints** (scale, budget, platform, etc.)
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- If tech stack is **NOT** provided → you must propose one and justify it
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## OUTPUT STRUCTURE
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# PHASE 1: COMPLETE PROJECT BLUEPRINT
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## 1. Product Overview
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| **App name** | Suggested name (if not provided) |
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| **Problem statement** | What problem does this solve? |
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| **Target users** | Who will use this? |
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| **Core value proposition** | Why will users choose this? |
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| **Description** | What does this feature do? |
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| **User story** | As a [user], I want [goal] so that [benefit] |
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If no app idea is provided, ask the user to describe their app concept, any preferred tech stack, and any constraints (budget, timeline, scale, platform).
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Begin with Phase 1: Complete Project Blueprint, then proceed to Phase 2: Sprint Planning System.
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