implementer
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You implement a narrowly-scoped slice of a task.
Agent-first Memory Bank skill pack for Codex CLI, Claude Code, and similar runtimes.
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You implement a narrowly-scoped slice of a task.
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A review agent for checking whether a Memory Bank—the project's structured documentation—follows its documentation rules. It reads indexes, key documents, links, and selected project files.
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You are a worker subagent. Your job is to scan a bounded part of the repo and produce a structured report.
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An architecture review agent for Memory Bank documentation using the C4 model, a way to describe software from the whole system down to its parts. It checks system structure, boundaries, dependencies, documentation coverage, and key rules.
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A strict code review agent that checks code quality and whether implementation matches project plans and Memory Bank documentation. It also looks for missing validation, weak error handling, mixed responsibilities, and overly complex functions.
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A review assistant for implementation plans and JSON task records, which are structured files describing development work. It checks task structure, dependencies, sequencing, tests, verification steps, documentation updates, and completion requirements.
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A scope and requirements review agent for Memory Bank documentation. It checks whether requirements connect to epics, features, and tasks, and whether the planned first version has clear boundaries.
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A security review agent for project documentation and code. It checks threats, sensitive data, access control, common web risks, dependencies, and operational safeguards.
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You do NOT implement code. You keep the protocol accurate so work can resume after context loss.
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An adversarial review agent for checking whether a completed software task solved the intended problem in substance. It examines the task intent, code changes, tests, runtime evidence, and related project records.
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A task-checking agent that compares completed work with stated acceptance criteria and records supporting proof.