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One-person AI team kit adds delegation, verification, and docs
What is solo-to-team-skills?
It supplies four ready-to-use skills that let a solo human assign work to multiple AI assistants, track progress, collect evidence, and write repeatable instructions. The bundle includes a template, a 17-page PDF guide, and anonymized case studies, and works with several existing agent platforms.
Who it is for
Solo AI developers or product owners who juggle many AI helpers can adopt this lightweight coordination framework to keep tasks from falling through the cracks.
Try it in 60 seconds
Open the PDF at docs/solo-to-team-value.pdf for the quick-start guide
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The story so far
Early Signal first spotted dabingfy-dot/solo-to-team-skills on November 11, 2026, when it had 573 GitHub stars. It now has 573. On its busiest day it gained 143 stars. The project is 4 days old. It is published under the MIT license and has 59 forks. Early Signal files it under Coding, MCP & Skills, LLMs.
Questions about solo-to-team-skills
- Is solo-to-team-skills free and open source?
- Yes. dabingfy-dot/solo-to-team-skills is open source under the MIT license, and the code is on GitHub at https://github.com/dabingfy-dot/solo-to-team-skills.
- How do I try solo-to-team-skills?
- Open the PDF at docs/solo-to-team-value.pdf for the quick-start guide