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Agent skills for enterprise architecture and engineering review, mirrored from mikereams.com/ai
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Read the full README ↗Agent skills for enterprise architecture and engineering review, the originals from
mikereams.com/ai. Each folder is a SKILL.md (plus any files it uses) that works with
Claude Code and other agents that read the open skill format.
With the skills CLI (installs into the current project; add -g for every project):
npx skills add solventarchitect/skills --skill capability-mapping
Or copy a folder into your agent's skills directory, for example .claude/skills/capability-mapping/.
Read a skill before you install it.
The nine Blueprint Catalog skills also come as one plugin, blueprint-catalog, which sets up the catalog's read-only
MCP server with them, so there is nothing to configure:
/plugin install blueprint-catalog --marketplace solventarchitect/skills
That one line needs Claude Code 2.1.275 or later. On an older version, add the marketplace first:
claude plugin marketplace add solventarchitect/skills
claude plugin install blueprint-catalog@solventarchitect
The plugin holds the skills marked CC BY 4.0 below. The MIT skills install with the skills CLI, as above.
| Skill | What you get | Licence |
|---|---|---|
| capability-mapping | A capability heat map with every application placed, and what could not be placed | CC BY 4.0 |
| product-coverage | A capability-by-product table with gaps and overlaps | CC BY 4.0 |
| value-stream-worksheet | A filled value stream worksheet: stages, owners, pain points, capabilities | CC BY 4.0 |
| export-to-tool | The capability map as an import file for a CMDB, an EA tool or ArchiMate | CC BY 4.0 |
| adr-with-patterns | An ADR that cites its design patterns and anti-patterns by id | CC BY 4.0 |
| lifecycle-check | End-of-life position for each technology in a stack | CC BY 4.0 |
| industry-brief | One page on how a sector is covered, with its review status | CC BY 4.0 |
| calm-tagging | A FINOS CALM architecture tagged with capabilities, stages and data concepts | CC BY 4.0 |
| catalog-lookup | The catalog's record for a term: id, definition, scope, link | CC BY 4.0 |
| code-review | A coverage ledger of every changed file and a short list of re-checked findings | MIT, with bundled Apache-2.0 and MIT parts (see its NOTICE) |
| diagrams | A Mermaid block or a clean blueprint SVG, chosen by where the diagram will live | MIT |
| skill-intake | A verdict on a skill before it is installed, with one row in a review record | MIT |
| technology-request-intake | A review summary for a technology request: six answers, an overlap verdict and the records to create | MIT |
| servicenow-write-check | A sent-versus-stored comparison for every ServiceNow Table API write, and whether each field exists | MIT |
| ui-critique | Screenshots at three widths, a measured report and a scored critique of a page or app screen | MIT, with ideas credited in its NOTICE |
The nine CC BY 4.0 skills use the Blueprint Catalog, a free capability catalog, through its read-only MCP server or HTTPS API. They need no key and nothing to install.
This repo is a mirror. Each skill has one published copy, on mikereams.com/ai or the
Blueprint Catalog, and scripts/sync.mjs copies it here from the list at
mikereams.com/ai/skills.json. Don't edit a skill here. Change it at its
source, then run:
node scripts/sync.mjs # update the copies here
node scripts/sync.mjs --check # exit 1 if anything here differs from the source
MIT (see LICENSE), except where a folder has its own LICENSE.md or NOTICE: the nine Blueprint Catalog
skills are CC BY 4.0 (keep the credit and source link), and code-review bundles third-party parts listed in its NOTICE.