Ccpm

CCPM is an open source project management skill for AI coding agents that brings spec driven development to agent work. It guides an agent from idea to shipped code through a fixed sequence: guided brainstorming into a product requirements document, a technical epic, a breakdown into task files with dependencies, and synchronisation of the epic and its tasks to GitHub Issues, where multiple agents then work in parallel inside a Git worktree. It is for developers and teams who want agent output to trace back to written specifications and stay visible to humans. GitHub Issues act as the single source of truth, so progress appears as issue comments, a human can pick up where an agent stopped, and existing labels, milestones and pull request workflows keep working without GitHub Projects. A single issue can be split into parallel streams, for example database, service layer, API, UI and tests, each handled by a separate agent with its own isolated context. Deterministic operations such as status, standup, search and validation run as bash scripts, so they cost no model tokens. The skill activates on natural language, such as asking what is blocked or to start work on an issue. CCPM is free under the MIT license. It follows the Agent Skills standard and works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Factory, Amp, Cursor and other compatible harnesses. It requires git, an authenticated GitHub CLI and a GitHub repository. CCPM is published by Automaze, whose website, the listed URL, describes a separate paid CTO as a service agency rather than this tool; the product itself lives in the Automaze GitHub repository.