Public GitHub repositories

Skill libraries and tools I develop and steward for product work, agentic workflows and flow coaching.

These projects are in various stages of discovery, development and tuning. The role notes describe my involvement; they do not claim that I wrote every line. Repository capabilities come from their public documentation, rather than an independent evaluation of effectiveness.

Skill library

AI Impact

Thinking tools your own AI agent runs with you against your real portfolio. Find the constraint the result is waiting on and work it.

Yuval's involvement: Created and stewarded by Yuval Yeret: coaching approach, source selection and skill design, with AI-assisted development.
Intent: Help a person turn an unclear AI or operating-model concern into an evidence-backed next decision or experiment.
Limits: A skill provides structured coaching. Its output is not Yuval’s personal assessment or proof of business impact.

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Skill library

Portfolio PDLC

Agents maintain portfolio evidence and prepare the next decision. People retain investment authority. Skills cover portfolio steering, workflow definition and harness assessment.

Yuval's involvement: Created and stewarded by Yuval Yeret: portfolio and flow operating-model design, with AI-assisted implementation.
Intent: Make portfolio evidence, workflow contracts and human decision ownership explicit enough for agents to operate bounded loops.
Limits: The repository contains frameworks and fictional practice workspaces. Their existence does not establish validated organizational outcomes.

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Workflow tool

AI Threads Kanban

See your in-flight work across Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI on one local Kanban board. Resume threads, finish them, and track the outcomes they support.

Yuval's involvement: Stewarded and published by Yuval Yeret, developed with AI agents around his cross-harness work and flow-management needs.
Intent: Make unfinished AI work visible so people can resume, finish or deliberately stop it.
Limits: Thread counts and lifecycle labels describe work in progress; they do not establish useful outcomes.

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Analytics tool

GitHub Flow & Value Stream Analytics

Analyze GitHub issue and pull-request flow and stated value intent. Public analysis and explicitly authorized private analysis use different access paths; AI chat is optional.

Yuval's involvement: Stewarded and published by Yuval Yeret: flow-coaching purpose and value-intent model, with AI-assisted implementation.
Intent: Help a team inspect flow and challenge whether its issue and PR backlog describes activity, output or intended outcomes.
Limits: Content classification measures stated intent, not achieved impact, effort or individual productivity. Private analysis requires explicit authorization.

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Analytics tool

Jira Flow Coaching Dashboard

Use Jira CSV exports to explore work in progress, work item age, throughput, and cycle time. Optional AI coaching helps you discuss the flow signals.

Yuval's involvement: Stewarded and published by Yuval Yeret, based on his flow-coaching approach and developed with AI assistance.
Intent: Support decisions about finishing work, reducing queues and improving flow using Jira exports.
Limits: Synthetic sample data is illustrative. Optional AI coaching has separate data-sharing behavior described in the repository.

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Public ownership, fork status and source revisions checked November 6, 2026. All five entries are non-archived repositories under yyeret; none is marked as a GitHub fork. Upstream intellectual contributions still require attribution.

Resources for Agents connects these projects to questions about agentic product development and spec-driven development. Try the projects against a bounded problem and share feedback through their issue trackers.