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ccpm

Agent skill that turns PRDs into GitHub issues and parallel agent work

Stars: 8.4k
License: MIT
Last commit: Mar 2026
Language: Shell

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Overview

CCPM is an Agent Skill that guides a coding agent from brainstorming and a PRD to a technical epic, task files, GitHub issues and a dedicated git worktree. It then launches parallel agents on independent work streams for an issue. Project state lives as markdown under `.claude/`, and status, standup and search run as bash scripts without LLM calls.

Who it is for: Developers running coding agents who want spec-driven work tracked in GitHub

Strengths

Follows the agentskills.io standard; works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Factory, Amp, Cursor
Project state is plain markdown in the repo, with no external database
Status, standup, search and validate run as bash scripts with no token cost
Task files carry depends_on, parallel and conflicts_with metadata for parallel agents

Weaknesses

Requires an authenticated gh CLI and a GitHub repository
Parent-child sub-issues need the gh-sub-issue extension; otherwise falls back to task lists
Benchmark and team-result figures are self-reported with no method described
Original /pm:* slash commands only exist on the v1 branch

What it needs

no GPU
Needs git, gh CLI, GitHub repository, gh-sub-issue extension (optional)

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How to choose

Check which agent it targets and whether it works with the version you run.
Read what it adds to every prompt; big rule sets cost tokens on each call.
Prefer add-ons you can turn off per project.

Health

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Top contributor: Not checked
Security advisories: Not checked
Package advisories: Not checked
OpenSSF Scorecard: Not checked

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License in plain words

MIT Permissive

Use it at work: Yes
Change it and rebrand it: Yes
Sell it or host it for others: Yes

Your part: Keep the copyright and license notice in copies you ship.

A plain summary, not legal advice. Read the license on GitHub ↗ (opens in a new tab)

#98 of 98 in Skills, plugins and rules on Archestack, as of 15 Oct 2026.

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