pair-capability-setup-pm — ai-assistant pair-capability-setup-pm, community, ai-assistant, ide skills, development-process, enterprise-solutions, vibe-engineering, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf

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pair is the process layer for AI-assisted development. It gives your AI assistant the context, guidelines, and skills to work the way your team works.

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Updated: 2/28/2026
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/pair-capability-setup-pm — PM Tool Configuration

Configure the project management tool for the current project. Guides the developer through tool selection, applies the implementation guide, updates adoption files, and records the decision.

Arguments

ArgumentRequiredDescription
$toolNoPM tool to configure (e.g., github, filesystem). If omitted, presents selection options.

Composed Skills

SkillTypeRequired
/pair-capability-record-decisionCapabilityYes — records PM tool choice as ADL entry + adoption update

Algorithm

Step 1: Detect Existing Configuration

  1. Check: Read adoption/tech/way-of-working.md. Does it contain a PM tool configuration (e.g., "Github Projects is adopted" or "Filesystem is adopted" for project management)?

  2. Skip (not configured): Proceed to Step 2.

  3. Act (already configured): Present current configuration:

    PM tool already configured: [tool name].

    • Current setup: [summary of PM section from way-of-working.md]

    Options:

    1. Keep current — no changes needed
    2. Reconfigure — switch to a different PM tool
    • If Keep current → stop, output current state.
    • If Reconfigure → proceed to Step 2.
  4. Verify: Mode is configure or done.

Step 2: Select PM Tool

  1. Check: Is $tool provided and valid?

  2. Skip: If valid $tool, proceed to Step 3 with that tool.

  3. Act: Present PM tool options using the selection framework:

    Select a project management tool:

    ToolBest ForImplementation Guide
    GitHub ProjectsTeams using GitHub, remote collaboration, any sizeAvailable
    FilesystemSmall teams, offline work, high securityAvailable
    Other (Jira, Linear, Azure DevOps, etc.)Enterprise, complex workflowsNo implementation guide yet

    Which tool does your team use or want to adopt?

  4. Act: If developer selects a tool without an implementation guide → HALT:

    No implementation guide available for [tool name]. To add support:

    • Create guidelines/collaboration/project-management-tool/<tool>-implementation.md
    • Follow the structure of existing implementation guides

    For now, you can manually configure adoption/tech/way-of-working.md.

  5. Verify: Tool selected with available implementation guide.

Step 3: Apply Implementation Guide

  1. Act: Read the implementation guide for the selected tool:

  2. Act: Walk the developer through the setup steps from the implementation guide:

    • For GitHub Projects: project creation, board configuration, label setup, automation rules, MCP integration
    • For Filesystem: directory structure creation, status tracking files, workflow templates
  3. Act: Gather project-specific details needed for configuration:

    • Project/organization name
    • Board columns and workflow methodology (Kanban, Scrum, etc.)
    • Label taxonomy
    • Automation preferences
  4. Verify: PM tool is configured and accessible.

Step 4: Update Way-of-Working

  1. Check: Read current adoption/tech/way-of-working.md.
  2. Act: Add or update the PM tool section with:
    • Tool name and version/tier
    • Workflow methodology (Kanban, Scrum, etc.)
    • Project identifier (e.g., GitHub org/project name, filesystem path)
    • Access method (e.g., MCP, CLI, direct)
    • Reference to implementation guide
  3. Verify: Way-of-working reflects current PM configuration.

Step 5: Record Decision

  1. Act: Compose /pair-capability-record-decision with:

    • $type: non-architectural
    • $topic: pm-tool-choice
    • $summary: "[Tool] adopted for project management with [methodology] workflow"
  2. Verify: ADL entry created at adoption/decision-log/YYYY-MM-DD-pm-tool-choice.md and adoption files updated.

Output Format

text
1PM CONFIGURED: 2├── Tool: [tool name] 3├── Methodology: [Kanban | Scrum | etc.] 4├── Project: [project identifier] 5├── Access: [MCP | CLI | filesystem] 6├── Adoption: [way-of-working.md updated] 7├── Decision: [ADL entry path] 8└── Status: [Configured | Already configured (unchanged) | Reconfigured]

Composition Interface

When composed by /pair-process-bootstrap:

  • Input: /pair-process-bootstrap reaches PM configuration phase and invokes /pair-capability-setup-pm (optionally with $tool if developer pre-selected).
  • Output: Returns tool name, configuration status, and ADL entry path.
  • /pair-process-bootstrap includes the adoption and ADL changes in the next commit.

When invoked independently:

  • Interactive: full Step 1-5 flow. Developer commits changes when satisfied.

Edge Cases

  • PM tool already configured + reconfigure: Old configuration is replaced, not appended. The new ADL entry references the previous decision if one exists.
  • No MCP connection for GitHub: Warn that GitHub Projects requires MCP or CLI access. Offer to configure the adoption file manually and validate connectivity later.
  • Multiple PM tools: Not supported in a single project. One tool per project. If developer needs multiple, suggest primary + secondary pattern and document in way-of-working.

Graceful Degradation

  • If way-of-working.md doesn't exist, create it with PM section as initial content. Warn: "Created way-of-working.md — this appears to be a new project."
  • If implementation guide not found for selected tool, HALT with contribution instructions (Step 2.4).
  • If /pair-capability-record-decision is not installed, warn and skip ADL recording: "Decision not recorded — /pair-capability-record-decision not installed. Please manually document the PM tool choice."

Notes

  • Supported tools with implementation guides: GitHub Projects, Filesystem.
  • The selection framework provides decision matrix and cost-benefit analysis for tool selection.
  • This skill modifies: adoption/tech/way-of-working.md and creates an ADL entry via /pair-capability-record-decision.
  • PM tool configuration is a project-level decision — it applies to all team members and workflows.

FAQ & Installation Steps

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? Frequently Asked Questions

What is pair-capability-setup-pm?

pair is the process layer for AI-assisted development. It gives your AI assistant the context, guidelines, and skills to work the way your team works.

How do I install pair-capability-setup-pm?

Run the command: npx killer-skills add foomakers/pair/pair-capability-setup-pm. It works with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Code, and 19+ other IDEs.

Which IDEs are compatible with pair-capability-setup-pm?

This skill is compatible with Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Trae, Claude Code, OpenClaw, Aider, Codex, OpenCode, Goose, Cline, Roo Code, Kiro, Augment Code, Continue, GitHub Copilot, Sourcegraph Cody, and Amazon Q Developer. Use the Killer-Skills CLI for universal one-command installation.

How To Install

  1. 1. Open your terminal

    Open the terminal or command line in your project directory.

  2. 2. Run the install command

    Run: npx killer-skills add foomakers/pair/pair-capability-setup-pm. The CLI will automatically detect your IDE or AI agent and configure the skill.

  3. 3. Start using the skill

    The skill is now active. Your AI agent can use pair-capability-setup-pm immediately in the current project.

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