Thank you to everyone who helps make ADD better.
- Anthony Brooke (@MountainUnicorn) — Creator of ADD. Architecture, methodology design, all core development.
- Nick Barger — Interview safety nets: Question Complexity Check, Confusion Protocol, Confirmation Gate, and Cross-Spec Consistency Check. Discovered and field-tested across 33 sessions as a non-engineer PM using ADD from scratch.
- Caleb Dunn (@finish06) —
/add:docsskill with archetype-aware discovery. Generates architecture diagrams, API docs, and README drift detection for any project type (web APIs, libraries, CLIs, data pipelines, monorepos). Validated against Home Assistant core and personal projects. (v0.6.0) - Piotr Pawluk (@piotrpawluk) —
/add:roadmap,/add:milestone, and/add:promoteskills. Fills the milestone/maturity workflow gap: interactive roadmap horizon management, tactical milestone operations (list/switch/split/rescope), and evidence-based maturity promotion with 14-category gap analysis. (v0.6.0) - David Giambarresi (@dgiambarresi) —
/add:uxskill: a design sign-off gate before implementation. Iterates on wireframes with the human and blocks UI feature implementation at Alpha+ without an approved UX artifact. Prevents the most expensive class of rework: building the right thing wrong. (v0.6.0) - Tomasz (@tdmitruk) — README plugin update instructions (v0.7.3); learnings optimization with hook-driven pre-filtering and
/add:learningsskill (v0.8.0). Context-window reduction via pre-filtered active views and archival system — 62-82% token savings as learnings accumulate. Reported the stale-rules gap — init-copied rules in.claude/rules/never updated on plugin upgrade and conflicted with hook-injected rules — fixed in v0.9.11 (rule copying retired).
ADD welcomes contributions of all kinds — code, methodology improvements, field-tested observations, documentation, and bug reports. Open an issue or submit a pull request at github.com/MountainUnicorn/add.