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Project alignment

Skill kennyolofsson23-netizen/claude-code-config/skills/project-alignment

Align any project with Kenny's global Claude Code setup. Audits test coverage, CI/CD, security, skills usage, and creates a prioritized quality roadmap. Use when opening a project for the first time, after a global setup change, or when the user says "align", "bring up to speed", "audit this project", "quality check", or "what's missing".From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add kennyolofsson23-netizen/claude-code-config --skill project-alignment

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SKILL.md

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Project Alignment — Global Setup Audit & Quality Roadmap

Bring any project up to speed with the global Claude Code arsenal. Produces a brutally honest gap analysis and prioritized action plan.

Phase 1: Understand the Arsenal

  1. Read ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md — global instructions (every line matters)
  2. The session-start hook injects the full tool inventory — READ IT
  3. Read ~/.claude/projects/C--Users-Kenny--claude/memory/MEMORY.md for architecture overview
  4. Read the project's memory MEMORY.md for project-specific context

Phase 2: Audit Current State

  1. Read this project's CLAUDE.md — compare against global setup
  2. Read tasks/lessons.md — what patterns have we been repeating?
  3. Read tasks/todo.md — what's pending?
  4. Check tasks/patterns.log — any task types appearing 2+ times that need skills/agents?
  5. Run git log --oneline -20 — what's the recent trajectory?
  6. Run test coverage: backend AND frontend current %

Phase 3: Gap Analysis

Compare project setup against the global arsenal and identify:

  • Skills/plugins/commands: Which global tools are relevant but not referenced in the project CLAUDE.md?
  • Project-specific rules: What conventions does this project need? (API patterns, domain language, UI rules)
  • E2E test flows: What critical user paths are untested? (signup, payment, core features)
  • Test coverage gap: Current % vs 100% — list every untested module with priority
  • Deploy pipeline: Is autonomous deployment ready? What's missing?
  • Security: Has a threat model been run? Are there unauthenticated endpoints?
  • Performance: Core Web Vitals, bundle size, slow queries, cache hit rates

Phase 4: Build the Plan

Create a comprehensive tasks/todo.md with checkable items:

  • Project CLAUDE.md rewrite — adapted to global setup, project-specific routing
  • Test coverage roadmap to 100% — every untested module with priority
  • E2E test suite — Playwright tests for every critical user flow
  • Security audit — run security-threat-model skill on the full codebase
  • Design review — run design-review skill on the frontend
  • Performance audit — Core Web Vitals, bundle size
  • CI/CD pipeline — what needs to happen for autonomous deploys?

Rules

  • Plan mode first — this is always a non-trivial task
  • Don't implement yet — present the plan for review and approval
  • Be brutally honest about gaps — full picture, not sugar-coated
  • Run /qa-setup first to verify everything works in this project context
  • 100% test coverage target — no exceptions, no lowering thresholds
  • TDD always — test before implement

Context

  • Kenny is a solo founder, Claude is the engineering team
  • Enterprise quality, zero shortcuts
  • Every project is live with real users — quality matters
  • Use the installed tools: check what skills/agents/plugins apply before building from scratch

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