dev-handoff-index
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Builds a website's dev handoff index and says which pages dev can start. Copies each sitemap page's URL, content file, template, meta tags and internal links from the sitemap report, written pages and page-type design briefs, sets each page's status (READY, WAITING ON CLIENT CHANGES, NOT WRITTEN) from the latest feedback, adds analytics, sitemap.xml, robots.txt and a 301 redirect table from the URL inventory, and ends in GO or NO-GO (the Week 3 gate). Use when Dev or the PM asks for the dev handoff index or package, whether the site is ready for dev, what dev can start building, or which old URLs need 301s at handoff. Do NOT use for the Week 2 check (use week-2-handoff-check), checking the designed templates (use design-qa-dev-prep), writing pages (use seo-content-writer), planning the sitemap (use site-structure-optimizer), template briefs (use page-type-design-briefs), sorting a client reply (use client-feedback), a migration or technical audit (use technical-seo-checker), or JSON-LD (not in the process).
In this repository40 other files it gives its agents.
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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- clickup-progress-syncSkill
- client-context-updateSkill
- client-feedbackSkill
- client-reference-kitSkill
- competitor-analysisSkill
- content-briefSkill
- content-gap-analysisSkill
- content-quality-auditorSkill
- design-qa-dev-prepSkill
- google-ads-analysisSkill
- google-ads-auditSkill
- growth-blueprintSkill
- homepage-design-briefSkill
- keyword-researchSkill
- kickoff-call-briefSkill
- kickoff-call-processingSkill
- new-build-kickoffSkill
- offsite-signal-analyzerSkill
- page-type-design-briefsSkill
- project-close-outSkill
- prospect-digital-auditSkill
- retainer-roadmapSkill
- seo-content-writerSkill
- seo-drift-monitorSkill
- serp-analysisSkill
- site-structure-optimizerSkill
- staging-site-qaSkill
- subagent-performance-reviewSkill
- technical-seo-checkerSkill
- week-1-client-emailSkill
- week-1-handoff-checkSkill
- week-2-client-emailSkill
- week-2-handoff-checkSkill
- week-5-client-emailSkill
- week-5-handoff-checkSkill
- week-6-go-live-emailSkill
- welcome-emailSkill
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