Repo for SIG release
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Repo for SIG release
reqT is a requirements engineering desktop and terminal tool for software developers based on reqT-lang.
100+ free PM skills, 8 domain subagents, and the /pm orchestrator for Claude, Gemini & Codex — all free, no license key. Run in your terminal or Claude chat.
Helps indie developers pick a Steam launch week: how crowded each upcoming week is in your tag niche, Steam sales and fests, and how similar past launches did by timing.
Release planning for emerging indie artists. Feedback, timelines, contacts, pitch coaching.
Quick-and-dirty release roadmap for working with AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor). One HTML file + one Python script: you edit in the browser, the agent edits from the CLI, the page shows exactly what the agent changed.
A derived product roadmap over beads — versions, hotfix queue, unscheduled work, and a SessionStart cadence check that is silent when clean
Clean-room music/audio workflow utilities for synthetic metadata, release planning, repurposing prompts, and tested report generation.
User Story Map Manager – Angular-App zur Verwaltung von User Journeys & Steps mit Drag-&-Drop-Zuordnung von Mock-GitLab-Issues, persistenter IndexedDB und fachlicher Release-Planung. Extras: Undo, Dark-Mode/Theme-Switcher, Unit-Tests und JSON-Import/Export
Local-first, version-centric release planning desktop app with signed offline collaboration.
Media/publishing operator surface for rights windows, clearance blockers, and release-safe launch posture.
Staged quarantine and release-observation planner for engineered organisms.
◷ Preact multichannel content release calendar with RRule recurrence, readiness, rescheduling, and collision detection.
Sequence is strategy. How new requests enter a roadmap, get sequenced in enablement chains where this enables that, and get decided through one-page briefs customers can approve fast and defend later.
Agent skills for running a music release campaign: plan, pitch, coverage, handoff.
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