track-win
Document an accomplishment in brag document format with proper categorization and impact metrics.
What this skill does
# Track Win Command Transform an accomplishment description into a well-structured brag document entry with categorization, quantification, and impact metrics. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Parse Accomplishment Take the accomplishment description from `$ARGUMENTS`. If no arguments provided, ask the user: - "What accomplishment would you like to document?" ### Step 2: Extract Details If the accomplishment lacks detail, ask probing questions: **Scope Questions:** - What specifically did you do? - What was your role vs others' contributions? - How long did this take? **Impact Questions:** - What problem did this solve? - Who benefited from this work? - What metrics changed as a result? **Context Questions:** - What tools, technologies, or approaches did you use? - What challenges did you overcome? - What skills did this demonstrate? ### Step 3: Apply Achievement Formula Transform the description using the formula: #### Action Verb + Specific Task + Quantifiable Result Generate 2-3 variations of the achievement bullet, each emphasizing different aspects: - Technical contribution - Business impact - Leadership/collaboration ### Step 4: Categorize the Win Load guidance from `promotion-preparation` skill and categorize: **Impact Type:** (select one) - Delivery - Shipped something - Quality - Improved reliability/reduced bugs - Efficiency - Made things faster/cheaper - Innovation - Created new approaches - Leadership - Enabled others - Collaboration - Worked across teams **Scope Level:** (select one) - Individual - Personal contribution - Team - Team-wide impact - Multi-Team - Cross-team impact - Org-Wide - Organizational impact **Competencies Demonstrated:** (select 1-3) - Technical/Implementation - Design - Operations - Product - Leadership - Communication ### Step 5: Suggest Quantification If the win lacks metrics, suggest approaches to quantify: **Time metrics:** - Hours/days saved - Time to completion - Reduction in wait time **Money metrics:** - Cost savings - Revenue impact - Avoided expenses **Scale metrics:** - Users affected - Requests handled - Transactions processed **Improvement metrics:** - Percentage change - Before/after comparison - Frequency change ### Step 6: Generate Output Format the win using the `achievement-bullet` output style: ```markdown ## [Win Title] **Summary:** [One sentence] **Achievement Bullets:** - [Variation 1 - technical focus] - [Variation 2 - business impact focus] - [Variation 3 - leadership/collaboration focus] **Categorization:** - Impact Type: [Type] - Scope Level: [Level] - Competencies: [List] **Quantified Impact:** - [Metric 1] - [Metric 2] **Skills Demonstrated:** - [Skill 1] - [Skill 2] **Date:** [Today's date in YYYY-MM-DD format] **Evidence/Links:** - [Where can this be verified? PR, doc, dashboard, etc.] ``` ### Step 7: Offer Next Steps After generating the entry, offer: 1. **Append to brag document:** If user has a brag document, offer to append 2. **Create brag document:** If none exists, offer to create one in `.claude/temp/` 3. **Copy to clipboard:** Offer formatted output for pasting elsewhere 4. **Track another:** Ask if they have more wins to document ## Output Style Use the `achievement-bullet` output style for the formatted entry. ## Example Invocations **Basic:** ```text /soft-skills:track-win "Fixed the payment retry bug" ``` **With detail:** ```text /soft-skills:track-win "Fixed the payment retry bug that was causing 2% of transactions to fail, worked with the payments team to identify the race condition, implemented distributed locking solution" ``` **Vague (will prompt for details):** ```text /soft-skills:track-win "Helped with the migration" ``` ## Related - `/soft-skills:promotion-preparation` - Build full promotion case from wins - `promotion-preparation` skill - Win categorization framework
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