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Generates a comprehensive milestone progress review including feature completeness, quality metrics, risk assessment, and go/no-go recommendation. Use at milestone checkpoints or when evaluating readiness for a milestone deadline.
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Use this skill to configure SLA enforcement for Salesforce Field Service (FSL) using Work Order entitlement processes: designing entitlement processes of type Work Order, defining FSL milestones (response time, on-site arrival, resolution), wiring milestone actions, and aligning Business Hours with service territory Operating Hours. NOT for Case SLAs and Case entitlement processes — use admin/entitlements-and-milestones. NOT for defining the SLA tier table and escalation matrix — use architect/sla-design-and-escalation-matrix.
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Guide a startup to set a single quantified traction goal and define the critical path of milestones to reach it. Use whenever a founder needs to prioritize activities, set growth goals, define milestones, decide what NOT to work on, plan quarterly/yearly execution, cascade goals to teams, escape the 'too many things to do' trap, or apply a binary on-path/off-path filter to proposed work. Activates on phrases like 'traction goal', 'critical path', 'what should we focus on', 'too many priorities', 'prioritization', 'milestones', 'quarterly planning', 'yearly goals', 'OKRs', 'where should I spend my time', 'what NOT to do', 'company planning', 'goal setting', 'DuckDuckGo', 'roadmap'.
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Track objectives across multiple conversations by defining milestones, saving progress and findings, and planning each session. Review completion criteria and flag schedule risks, scope changes, or dependencies that may require a different approach.
Track multiple M&A, financing, or restructuring deals in an Excel workbook. Organize stages, milestones, deadlines, and assigned tasks, flag delays and risks, and prepare a weekly review covering developments and upcoming work.
Plan R&D budgets with direct and indirect costs, track spending and how long funds will last, and check whether milestones remain affordable. Prepare accounting review routes for development costs, with explicit assumptions and a named finance owner.
Draft a project status report against stated milestones using recent Screenpipe activity and verified outcomes. Separate work performed from delivered and accepted results, summarize blockers and next actions, and cite dated sources with verification limits.
Reviews deferred project tasks alongside their descriptions and supporting files, then lets users promote, keep, or remove each item. Promoted tasks join the active milestone with updated phase numbers and roadmap entries.
Manage parallel tracks of milestone work with commands to create, list, switch, inspect, archive, and resume them. View each track’s phase status or a combined progress summary in a readable format.
Start a new development milestone for an existing project. The skill gathers goals, updates project documents, optionally researches new features, and creates scoped requirements and a phased roadmap for the next cycle of work.
Use when every phase in a milestone is complete and the user wants to archive it, tag the release, and start the next version. Archives roadmap and requirements to .planning/milestones/, updates PROJECT.md, then tags the version.
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Use when onboarding someone to a finished milestone or preparing a team review. Reads ROADMAP, REQUIREMENTS, CONTEXT, SUMMARY, and VERIFICATION artifacts into one MILESTONE_SUMMARY in .planning/reports/, then offers Q&A.
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Use when the current milestone has shipped and it is time to scope the next one, or when the user asks to start a new milestone. Updates PROJECT.md, then runs questioning, research, requirements, and roadmap.
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Use when a milestone audit reported gaps and you want the fix phases created in one pass. Reads MILESTONE-AUDIT.md, groups gaps into phases, adds them to ROADMAP.md and offers to plan each one.
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Use before archiving a milestone, or when the user asks whether a milestone met its definition of done. Aggregates phase VERIFICATION.md files, tech debt and deferred gaps, then runs a cross-phase integration check.
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Generates achievement celebration UI with confetti animations, badge unlocks, progress milestones, haptic feedback, and optional share-to-social. Use when user wants to celebrate achievements, show confetti, display milestone badges, or trigger rewards on key thresholds.
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Use this skill when creating, deploying, or troubleshooting Salesforce Business Hours and Holidays: the calendars that pause Case escalation rules, entitlement milestones, and Apex BusinessHours math outside working hours. Covers the BusinessHoursSettings metadata, the default calendar, per-region calendars, holiday attachment, the Case Business Hours field, and the BusinessHours Apex class. Trigger keywords: business hours, holidays, SLA clock, escalation not pausing, working hours, support hours, milestone timer weekend. NOT for the escalation rule entries themselves — use admin/escalation-rules. NOT for entitlement process design — use admin/entitlements-and-milestones. NOT for Field Service operating hours or shift scheduling — use admin/fsl-scheduling-setup.
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Create or update a strategic project roadmap with major milestones. Generates .unikit/ROADMAP.md — a high-level checklist of project goals. Use when user says "roadmap", "project plan", "milestones", "what to build next", "strategic goals", or wants to see big-picture progress. Also use when the user asks to check which milestones are done or wants to plan the overall project direction.
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GitHub project management via the gh CLI — create and triage issues, manage GitHub Projects v2 boards (add items, update status fields), manage labels and milestones, and generate handoff-status summaries. Use when "create a GitHub issue", "add to project board", "update sprint status", "create label/milestone", or "give me a handoff summary of open work". NOT for code review (see mk:review-pr); NOT for PR creation (see mk:ship); NOT for git operations (see mk:ship / mk:resolving-merge-conflicts).
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Create and revise pitch decks, investor summaries, financial models, and accelerator applications using a shared set of facts. Cross-check figures, assumptions, funding requests, and milestones so fundraising documents remain consistent and their claims are easy to verify.
Prepare a research grant presentation that organizes the hypothesis, approach, milestones, and risks for reviewers. Its ivory background and black typography create a formal, text-focused HTML deck, also suited to research summaries and detailed reports.
Create and organize GitHub issues with templates, labels, assignees, and milestones. Coordinate multiple agents to track progress, post updates, and manage related issues across repositories as part of a shared project workflow.
Review and manage issues, projects, and planning data in Linear. Use it to examine development cycles, find carried-over tickets and release blockers, and update issue status, assignees, priorities, or milestones with the required access.
Plan startup hiring from pre-seed through Series A. Organize roles, reporting lines, salaries, and equity compensation, then estimate staffing costs and hiring timelines around revenue goals, funding milestones, and budget limits.