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Gstack Skills

by @dsg12te-del

Complete development workflow suite from Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan's gstack. Use /gstack or any gstack command (/office-hours, /review, /ship, etc.) to acce...

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TERMINAL

clawhub install gstack-skills

📖 About This Skill

name: gstack-skills description: > Complete development workflow suite from Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan's gstack. Use /gstack or any gstack command (/office-hours, /review, /ship, etc.) to access specialized workflows for product ideation, code review, testing, QA, and deployment. Automatically routes to the appropriate specialized skill. version: 2.0.0 author: Garry Tan (Original), gstack-openclaw-skills Team tags: [development, workflow, AI, productivity, gstack, startup, code-review, qa, deployment]

gstack-skills - Complete Development Workflow Suite

Complete development workflow suite adapted from Garry Tan's gstack for OpenClaw/WorkBuddy. Provides 15 specialized tools covering the entire development lifecycle from product ideation to deployment.

About gstack

gstack is Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan's open-source Claude Code configuration that helped him write 600,000+ lines of production code in 60 days (35% tests). This OpenClaw adaptation makes those powerful workflows available to any AI agent.

Quick Start

Use any of these commands directly:

/gstack - Get help and see all available commands

/office-hours - Validate product ideas and design thinking

/plan-ceo-review - CEO perspective on feature planning

/plan-eng-review - Engineering architecture review

/review - Pre-merge code review

/qa - Test application and fix bugs

/ship - Automated release workflow

/investigate - Systematic root cause analysis

Example usage:

User: /office-hours I have an idea for an AI-powered code review tool

User: /review my current branch

User: /ship the user authentication feature

Command Routing

When a user invokes any gstack command, this skill automatically routes to the appropriate specialized skill:

| Command | Specialized Skill | Purpose | |---------|-------------------|---------| | /gstack | gstack-skills | Show help and command overview | | /office-hours | office-hours | Product ideation and validation | | /plan-ceo-review | plan-ceo-review | CEO perspective planning | | /plan-eng-review | plan-eng-review | Engineering architecture review | | /plan-design-review | plan-design-review | Design review | | /design-consultation | design-consultation | Design system consultation | | /review | review | Pre-merge code review | | /investigate | investigate | Root cause analysis | | /design-review | design-review | Design audit and fixes | | /qa | qa | Test application and fix bugs | | /qa-only | qa-only | Bug reporting only | | /ship | ship | Automated release workflow | | /document-release | document-release | Update documentation | | /retro | retro | Team retrospective | | /codex | codex | OpenAI Codex independent review | | /careful | careful | Dangerous operation warnings | | /freeze | freeze | Lock file editing scope | | /guard | guard | Full safety mode (careful + freeze) |

When to Use This Skill

This skill acts as a router and should be used when:

1. User invokes /gstack - Show command overview and recommendations 2. User needs guidance - Help choose the right gstack command for their task 3. User is new to gstack - Provide context and explain the workflow philosophy 4. User wants to learn - Explain how gstack commands work together

For specific command execution, this skill routes to the appropriate specialized skill.

Core Philosophy

Boil the Lake Principle

> "Don't be half-invested, boil the whole lake" - Garry Tan

AI-assisted development should pursue complete implementation, not shortcuts. When a problem is identified, actually fix it. Completing a task means truly completing it.

Intelligent Borrowing

When borrowing features from other products, always consider: 1. Why does it work in the original product? 2. Will it succeed or fail in your product? 3. What adaptations are needed for success?

Recommended Workflow

The complete development lifecycle:

1. /office-hours       → Validate product ideas
2. /plan-ceo-review    → CEO perspective review
3. /plan-eng-review    → Engineering architecture review
4. /plan-design-review → Design review
5. /review             → Code review
6. /qa                 → Test and fix bugs
7. /ship               → Release to production

Command Overviews

Product Ideation Phase

#### /office-hours YC office hours tool for product idea validation. Use when:

User says "brainstorm", "I have an idea", "help me think through this"

Validating startup concepts

Design thinking and problem reframing

#### /plan-ceo-review CEO/founder perspective planning. Use when:

User says "think bigger", "expand scope", "strategic review"

Evaluating feature ambition

Challenging assumptions and finding 10x opportunities

#### /plan-eng-review Engineering manager perspective. Use when:

User says "engineering review", "architecture review"

Evaluating technical architecture

Assessing implementation approaches

#### /plan-design-review Designer perspective. Use when:

User says "design review"

Checking UX and design quality

Development Phase

#### /review Pre-merge code review. Use when:

User says "review this PR", "code review", "pre-landing review"

Code is about to be merged

Analyzing SQL security, race conditions, LLM trust boundaries

#### /investigate Debugging expert. Use when:

User says "debug this", "investigate", "root cause"

Systematic root cause analysis needed

Complex troubleshooting

#### /design-consultation Design partner consultation. Use when:

User says "design consultation"

Building complete design systems

Design thinking workshops

Testing & Release Phase

#### /qa QA engineer. Use when:

User says "run QA", "test this", "check bugs"

Code changes need verification

Systematic testing and bug fixing

#### /qa-only QA reporter. Use when:

User says "qa-only" or just wants bug reports

No automatic fixing, just reporting

#### /ship Release engineer. Use when:

User says "ship", "deploy", "push to main", "create PR"

Fully automated release workflow

Merge base branch, run tests, version management, create PR

Documentation & Review

#### /document-release Technical writer. Use when:

User says "document release", "update docs"

Updating project documentation

#### /retro Engineering manager. Use when:

User says "retro", "retrospective"

Team weekly reports

Power Tools

#### /codex OpenAI Codex independent review. Use when:

Needing a second opinion

Cross-validating review results

#### /careful Safety guardrails. Use when:

About to perform dangerous operations

Delete operations, file overwrites, dangerous commands

#### /freeze Lock file editing scope. Use when:

Want to restrict which files can be edited

Focus changes to specific directories

#### /guard Full safety mode. Use when:

Maximum caution needed

Combines careful + freeze for complete safety

Usage Examples

Example 1: New Feature Development

User: I want to add user authentication to my app AI: Let's use the gstack workflow for this. Step 1: /office-hours Let me help you validate and think through the authentication feature... [office-hours skill executes] Step 2: /plan-eng-review Now let's review the technical architecture... [plan-eng-review skill executes] Step 3: Implementation [Code implementation happens] Step 4: /review Let me review your authentication code... [review skill executes] Step 5: /qa Now let's test the authentication feature... [qa skill executes] Step 6: /ship Ready to ship! Let me prepare the release...

[ship skill executes]

Example 2: Quick Code Review

User: /review my current branch AI: I'll review your current branch changes...

[review skill executes automatically]

Example 3: Bug Investigation

User: /investigate the login bug users are reporting AI: I'll systematically investigate the root cause...

[investigate skill executes automatically]

Integration with Other Skills

gstack-skills can work alongside other skills:

data-analysis-workflows: For analyzing product metrics during /office-hours

sql-queries: When /review or /investigate needs database analysis

testing skills: When /qa needs specialized testing knowledge

Skill Dependencies

This skill depends on the following specialized skills, which must be available:

office-hours

plan-ceo-review

plan-eng-review

plan-design-review

review

investigate

qa-only

ship

document-release

retro

codex

careful

freeze

guard

Error Handling

If a specialized skill is not available:

1. Inform the user which skill is missing 2. Suggest installing the missing skill 3. Offer to proceed with general capabilities as fallback

Best Practices

1. Start with /office-hours for new features to validate ideas 2. Use /review before merging any code 3. Always /qa before shipping to production 4. Use /careful or /guard for risky operations 5. Follow the complete workflow for major features

Limitations

Some commands require specific tooling (git, test frameworks)

/ship assumes git-based workflow

Certain workflows are optimized for web applications

Learn More

Original gstack: https://github.com/garrytan/gstack

Garry Tan's approach: "Boil the Lake" philosophy

Y Combinator: https://www.ycombinator.com/

Version: 2.0.0 (OpenClaw/WorkBuddy adaptation) Original Author: Garry Tan, Y Combinator Adaptation Team: gstack-openclaw-skills Team

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