developer-summary
Developer Summary
Generates a developer-focused summary document from Sherpy planning artifacts. Provides developers with a quick-start view of what's being built, key deliverables, and the milestone roadmap.
Usage
/developer-summary [base-directory]
If no directory is provided, auto-detect by looking for requirements/business-requirements.yaml in the current directory.
If not found, prompt the user: "Where are your planning artifacts located?"
Wait for the user to provide a path before proceeding.
Required Artifacts
The skill auto-discovers these files from the standard Sherpy folder structure:
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