Lets Engineer — Productivity skill for Claude Code

lets-engineer

A [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) plugin of opinionated, compounding engineering workflows — **brainstorm → plan → build → review → ship** — where each stage leaves durable artifacts that make the next one sharper.

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`lets-engineer` is a toolkit of **28 workflow skills** (backed by **46 specialized review and research agents**) that turn a coding agent into a disciplined engineering partner. Instead of one-shot prompts, each skill runs a real workflow: it asks the right questions, produces a durable artifact — a requirements doc, a plan, a learning — and hands off cleanly to the next stage. Knowledge accrues in your repo, so the work *compounds*.

The pipeline

flowchart LR
    strategize["lets-strategize"] --> ideate["lets-ideate"]
    ideate --> brainstorm["lets-brainstorm"]
    brainstorm --> plan["lets-plan"]
    plan --> work["lets-work"]
    work --> review["lets-review-code"]
    review --> ship["lets-commit-push-pr"]
    review --> compound["lets-compound"]
    compound -. "learnings feed the next cycle" .-> brainstorm

Each arrow is a handoff. `lets-brainstorm` writes a requirements doc that `lets-plan` consumes; `lets-plan` writes a plan that `lets-work` executes; `lets-review-code` and `lets-compound` feed learnings back so the next cycle starts smarter. Every skill also works standalone — start wherever the work is.

This plugin eats its own dog food: the `lets-explain` skill was built end-to-end through the pipeline above — see [`docs/brainstorms/`](docs/brainstorms) and [`docs/plans/`](docs/plans) for its requirements doc and plan.

Install

Requires [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code). In a Claude Code session:

/plugin marketplace add williamzelesny/lets-engineer
/plugin install lets-engineer@lets-engin