MECE
Scores any spec/plan/PRD for overlaps and gaps (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive) and asks before fixing.
Testowano · Działa
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Validates an existing spec, plan, PRD, API design, or category list against the MECE framework -- every item in exactly one bucket, no gaps -- producing a 0-100 score with severity-tagged overlap/gap findings, or decomposes a fresh topic into a MECE issue tree. Triggers on 'check this', 'anything missing?', 'is this complete?', or 'break this down'; always reports and asks before applying any fix.
Raport z testu
Ran a fresh 6-item notification-system spec (not one of the skill's own worked examples) through both a baseline and a skill-guided pass: the baseline gave a vague 'looks pretty solid, maybe add SMS' reaction and never caught that 'Notification preferences' and 'User notification settings' were the same concept under two names; the skill's Step 2 mutual-exclusivity test caught that overlap explicitly, scored the spec 50/100, tagged two critical gaps (no SMS/text channel, no unsubscribe/compliance layer) and two moderate gaps (batching/throttling, template management), then correctly stopped and asked before fixing per its own hard rule. Fully self-contained -- SKILL.md, framework.md, and examples.md all live inside skills/mece/ with zero external or plugin-host dependencies, so the plain git-clone-and-cp-r install actually works as documented.
Testowano: 2026-07-15 · Claude Code 2.x (agent harness)
Instalacja
git clone https://github.com/uxderrick/mece-skill.git mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills cp -r mece-skill/skills/mece ~/.claude/skills/mece
Komendy i przykładowe prompty
/meceScores any spec/plan/PRD for overlaps and gaps (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive) and asks before fixing.
Skille uruchamiają się na zwykłe polecenia — bez komend do zapamiętania. Po instalacji aktywują go prompty takie jak te (po angielsku):
Can you check if this PRD has any gaps or overlapping requirements in it?Is my API design missing anything important before I send it for review?Break this messy feature list down into clean, non-overlapping categories