Six skills · one pipeline
From idea to trusted, verified code
Ask an AI to build the same thing twice and you'll get two different answers. That doesn't cut it for production software. Deep Skills plans, reviews, implements, and proves your work - so what you hand off is code you can stand behind.
Where it comes from
Built by people who ship software for a living
Deep Skills comes from reUrgency - engineers and architects who have spent twenty years building enterprise software, from startups to Fortune 50 teams, around one promise: better software, faster.
Two decades of SDLC
The craft here is the software development lifecycle itself. Every skill encodes practices that survived twenty years of real delivery - not patterns invented for a demo.
Software that builds software
The last several years went into AI systems that write production code. Deep Skills is what that work distilled into: hundreds of small refinements, each kept only after it proved out.
Human where it matters
Every workflow is sorted by one hard question: where can the agent run on its own, and where is your judgment critical? You control the inputs that matter; the pipeline carries the rest.
The result: reliable, repeatable output from a system that learns your codebase - better software, faster, with less of it living in your head.
Why it works
Built for trust, not just output
Four design decisions run through every skill in the series - each one exists to make the code you ship more defensible.
One skill, one job
No do-everything agent quietly cutting corners. Each skill does exactly one thing - plan, review, implement, verify, fix, or document - so every step is predictable, inspectable, and easy to rerun on its own.
Pick up anywhere, anytime
Every stage hands off a self-contained artifact a fresh agent can continue cold - no conversation history required. Close the laptop mid-effort and resume tomorrow, or hand the whole thing to a teammate.
Review with fresh eyes
Authors are too close to their own work to see its blind spots. Reviews run in fresh agents that never see the upstream conversation - independent critique is where the catches come from.
Evidence, not vibes
The system hunts the last mile - code that looks wired but doesn't actually behave. Every finding must cite evidence: a file and line, a named symbol, or an observed behavior. No hand-waving.
The skills
Six skills, each doing exactly one job
They chain into a single workflow - or run standalone. Type the command, or just ask in plain English.
deep-plan
Turn a rough idea into a plan so complete a fresh agent could execute it cold. Fully interactive and steerable - it plans, it never writes code.
you get → a resumable plan artifact /deep-plan-reviewdeep-plan-review
Independent, codebase-aware critique of a finished plan - gaps get caught before a single line of code exists, when they're cheapest to fix.
you get → an independent plan critique /deep-implementdeep-implement
Execute the plan phase by phase: implement, validate, fix, commit, hand off. Every phase lands as a clean, resumable checkpoint.
you get → validated, committed phases /deep-code-reviewdeep-code-review
Multi-agent code review with severity-gated adversarial verification - the findings that survive are the ones that hold up under attack.
you get → evidence-backed findings /deep-bugfixdeep-bugfix
Diagnosis-first remediation: cluster findings by root cause, fix minimally at the cause, and have a fresh adversarial agent prove the fix.
you get → proven fixes, contained blast radius /deep-docsdeep-docs
A context-window-aware, anchor-verified map of what your codebase has actually built - made for agents crawling under a token budget.
you get → docs that match the codeThe pipeline
One clean idea → merge loop
Each skill hands a self-contained artifact to the next, with a tight review → fix → re-review loop before anything ships.
Bring your own assistant
Works where you already work
The same six skills install natively on every major coding assistant. Slash commands where supported - plain English everywhere.
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