Advise Project Approach
Research comparable real projects before choosing, fixing, or shipping your project architecture.
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About this skill
advise-project-approach is a Claude/Codex skill for making better project decisions before, during, or after a build. Instead of recommending a tech stack from vibes, it researches comparable real-world projects, checks the user’s constraints, and produces an evidence-backed recommendation. It supports three modes: - Pre-build strategy: choose a stack, architecture, and build plan before starting. - Mid-build course correction: review an in-progress repo and prioritize what to fix. - Post-build review: compare a finished project against mature alternatives before shipping. The skill is designed to produce: - stack recommendations - architecture direction - comparable project research - tradeoff analysis - alternatives - build or improvement plans - risks and assumptions - “when this recommendation becomes wrong” guidance It is read-only by default and includes rules for evidence discipline, privacy, external research freshness, and anti-hallucination.
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