Pantheon Sketch — Development skill for Claude Code
Turn a rough idea into a structured specification via Q&A. Usage: /pantheon-sketch.
How to install Pantheon Sketch
Installs to ~/.claude/skills/ils15-pantheon-legacy-pantheon-sketch/SKILL.md
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/ils15-pantheon-legacy-pantheon-sketch && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ils15/pantheon-legacy/HEAD/commands/pantheon-sketch.md -o ~/.claude/skills/ils15-pantheon-legacy-pantheon-sketch/SKILL.md Restart Claude Code, or start a new session, for it to be picked up.
What Pantheon Sketch does
description: "Turn a rough idea into a structured specification via Q&A. Usage: /pantheon-sketch" agent: "athena"
/pantheon-sketch — Idea Refinement
**What:** Athena interviews you with targeted questions, produces a structured spec, and routes to implementation. **Usage:** `/pantheon-sketch ` **Use when:** You have a vague feature request and need to crystallize requirements
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Full documentation available on GitHub
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