owainlewis/blueprint

The best agent skills in the world for software development.

What it solves

Blueprint provides a structured set of skills for coding agents to follow professional software engineering practices. Instead of scripting every single move, it gives agents clear outcomes, constraints, and evidence requirements for tasks like documenting systems, designing changes, and delivering pull requests.

How it works

It provides ten portable skill files that can be used by compatible coding agents (such as Codex and Claude Code). These skills act as instructions that guide the agent through specific engineering phases—such as architecture documentation, technical design, and testing—without requiring a dedicated agent framework or runtime.

Who it’s for

Developers who use AI coding agents and want them to produce work that is understandable, testable, and reviewable by humans.

Highlights

  • Ten focused skills: Covers the full lifecycle from documentation (/architecture) and design (/design, /plan) to delivery (/task-to-pr) and quality control (/test, /review, /improve).
  • Framework-agnostic: Works through portable skill files compatible with multiple agents.
  • Outcome-oriented: Focuses on what good work looks like and the evidence needed rather than rigid scripts.
  • Flexible process: Allows users to choose only the skills necessary for the specific task at hand.

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