cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Break an epic into small, independently-deliverable stories — vertical slices, not a task breakdown. The second decomposition-loop beat: product and architecture questions that only become visible while splitting get surfaced and recorded.
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
The declared "Claiming the work is done" checkpoint, made real. An epic is not done because its stories are closed — it is done when the PRD's success metrics are each satisfied or explicitly flagged out-of-scope-for-v0, and a human agrees. No agent declares victory alone.
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Have the Project Manager estimate the decomposed epic and test it against the stated timeline — pushing back honestly instead of absorbing pressure. The judgment beat: "do we accept this estimate, or change scope/date?" is a human decision.
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Read-only. Recommend the next action(s) in the pipeline, and why.
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Read-only snapshot of where every artifact sits in the pipeline. No generation, no STOPs.
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Walk a PRD with the Product Owner. Surface silent assumptions, internal contradictions, vague success criteria, and the open questions that belong to humans — without answering any of them. The first read-only beat of the workshop.
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Turn a reviewed PRD into a technical implementation epic — honouring the architecture constraints in CLAUDE.md absolutely, and stopping at every decision the room owns. The first generative beat, and the first of the two HITL loops (decomposition).
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Close a single story honestly: its acceptance criteria are met with evidence, it has passed review, and "done" is a human decision — not an agent's self-declaration. The per-story half of the orphaned "claiming the work is done" checkpoint.
cefothe/hitl-engineering-jprime-2026-workshop
Command Claude Code
Kick off work on one or more ready stories. This is the second HITL loop — implementation-time. Opening a story routinely exposes architecture or business questions invisible at decomposition. This command surfaces them, records the decisions, and stops at the gate — it does not write production code.
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