docs-gate
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Audit framework docs for drift — broken file refs, dead command refs, unused project.json keys, and CHANGELOG-vs-diff overclaim/underclaim. Dispatches docs-auditor.
Engineering workflow for non-technical founders building real products with Claude Code
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Audit framework docs for drift — broken file refs, dead command refs, unused project.json keys, and CHANGELOG-vs-diff overclaim/underclaim. Dispatches docs-auditor.
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Terminate a mission. Sets status to aborted, writes a final log entry, preserves the mission directory for audit. Does not roll back code changes.
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Resume a paused or blocked mission. Re-syncs state, updates the heartbeat, and tells you how to re-enter /loop. Used after context-overflow auto-exit, after a session crash, or after a human cleared a blocking issue.
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Show the current state of a mission — status, current step, verdicts so far, recent log entries. Read-only.
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One iteration of the autonomous mission loop. Invoked as /loop /mission-tick to start, then re-fired by /loop dynamic mode on each ScheduleWakeup (local pace), or fired by /schedule (cron pace).
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Start a new autonomous mission. Scopes the goal, writes a validation contract for your approval, then (after explicit /loop or cron start) dispatches workers and validators on a tick loop until the mission completes or blocks. Designed for overnight runs.
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Post-phase architectural review. Surfaces deepening opportunities (shallow modules, leaky seams, tightly-coupled clusters), informed by the project's glossary and prior decision records. Adapted from mattpocock/skills/improve-codebase-architecture.
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Post-deploy smoke verification — health check, Playwright smoke, log scan. Does not deploy or roll back.
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Verify implemented frontend code against design spec, tokens, component contract, and Figma. Returns pass/fail with a gap list. Pass --strict to enforce the .design-approved- marker as a hard prerequisite (otherwise it's a soft warning).
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Produce a design-context-aware frontend implementation brief and write a scaffold file. Hard gate on .design-approved- (set by /ux-mockup approval). Use --bypass for emergencies; bypasses are recorded and surfaced in /handoff.
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Stress-test a plan or proposal against the project context doc, glossary, and prior decision records. Surfaces contradictions, sharpens fuzzy language, and walks the decision tree one branch at a time. Adapted from mattpocock/skills/grill-with-docs.
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Generate a phase handoff doc from the template, update build-status, and prompt decision-trace capture for open items.
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Pre-publish smoke verification — pack, install into a tmpdir, run the configured smoke command, assert expected output. Catches the "code worked locally but the published tarball is broken" class of bug.
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Review a pending DB migration. Static checks (drops/renames/truncates) run as a deterministic shell pre-pass; live-DB checks (RLS, index size, forward-compat) run via a Haiku subagent. Read-only.
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List active and recent Claude Code session claims from coordination.json. Optionally clean stale rows + orphan worktrees.
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Read a spec file (or the latest in specroots) and produce a structured execution plan. Enters plan mode with the generated plan.
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Start a phase build with verifiable session state and an isolated git worktree. Wraps /spec-intake, claims files/branches/remote-ops in coordination.json, and spawns a worktree.
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Write failing tests FIRST that establish the feature contract from the spec. Tests go red; implementation makes them go green.
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Refine wireframes into high-fidelity Figma mockups, then run the human approve/iterate/reject ritual. On approve, sets .design-approved- marker — the engineering hard gate consumed by /frontend-build. Layer 1.7 of the workflow; requires /ux-wireframe first.
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Produce low-fidelity UX artifacts — extends componentsspec and flowspec, optionally creates rough Figma frames labelled [WIREFRAME]. Sets .ux-wireframe-passed- marker on success. Layer 1.7 of the workflow; precedes /ux-mockup.
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Pull broader architectural context for a code area, file, or concept — adjacent modules, callers, related decision records, glossary terms in play. Adapted from mattpocock/skills/zoom-out.