Chwezi SDLC Documentation

Chwezi SDLC Documentation is a set of software lifecycle documentation Skills by Peter Bamuhigire; the README says each Skill tells a coding agent how to write one document. There are 159 of them across nine stages, from the PRD (product requirements document) through design, testing and operations to governance evidence packs. A Python validation core checks the documents, and they can be built into docx. Documents live in a project workspace with a shared registry and acceptance records. The site lists the whole repo as one entry.

Who it's for:Tech leads and development teams who need a full document set for a software project. Readers who don't write code won't get much from it.

Before you start: After cloning, you need Python 3.11 or later plus dependencies. It installs as a Claude Code or Codex plugin, or through a Node installer, and building documents also needs Pandoc, Node and a local browser. It reads the project material you allow and writes documents and evidence packs on your machine. The install script defaults to ~/.claude and copies Skills, agents, commands, hooks and rules, which can overwrite files at the same paths. It also registers three hooks that run scripts automatically before Bash commands, when a session ends and when one starts. If you use these features, weigh the safety risks yourself. AI Inspiration World is not responsible for any consequences. The docs are mostly in English. MIT license.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.