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How to turn a spoken product idea into a coding-agent contract with Human Edge Agent Skills

Explain a product aloud and get scope, user flow, data, constraints, and acceptance criteria.

Who it is forA founder or product builder who can describe the app out loud but needs a clear implementation brief before a coding agent starts.

The problemA coding agent needs scope, data and state, and acceptance criteria, and a verbal explanation rarely includes them.

The outcomeA coding-agent contract covering scope, user flow, data and state, constraints, acceptance criteria, and implementation order.

What you need first

  • GitHub CLI 2.90 or newer for the gh skill commands
  • Codex CLI for the plugin marketplace route
  • Python with pyyaml for running the validation scripts

Steps

  1. codex plugin marketplace add FAIRY123456789/human-edge-agent-skills --ref main
  2. codex plugin list --marketplace human-edge-skills --available --json
  3. codex plugin add voice-to-work@human-edge-skills
  4. Paste your transcribed product description and ask for the coding-agent contract with implementation order.

Prompt for your agent

Using the vibe-to-spec Skill from the voice-to-work plugin in FAIRY123456789/human-edge-agent-skills, turn this spoken product description into a coding-agent spec: <transcript>. Expect scope, user flow, data and state, constraints, acceptance criteria, and implementation order. Verify that every acceptance criterion can be checked by a test.

Caveat. The README records Codex discovery and installation of this plugin, but its Claude Code plugin route is marked untested, so use the Codex path.

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