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Writes the minimal production code that makes the existing tests green. No over-engineering.
578 tagged agentic-workflows, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Writes the minimal production code that makes the existing tests green. No over-engineering.
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Writes unit tests for a feature BEFORE production code exists. Tests must fail.
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Improves code quality without changing behavior. All tests must continue to pass.
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Implements a feature in the TDD cycle: Red → Green → Refactor. Each phase is its own sub-skill with a focused agent call.
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Collects small clean-up TODOs accumulated during the sprint (from /p5-review, /p5-acceptance, /p5-bugfix, TODO/FIXME comments) that do not justify a full story but make the next sprint easier. Triages each item into polish-now, backlog, handover, or drop. Optionally executes polish-now items directly (TDD mini-cycle…
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Checks code for quality, clean code, logic errors and test coverage. Delivers review findings with severity level.
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Checks code against the security checklist. Focus on OWASP Top 10, injection, auth and data handling.
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Runs ONE final code review over the entire sprint at sprint end, with a stronger model, to catch issues that single-story reviews structurally cannot see: cross-story interactions, the schema/data model as a whole, conformance to ADRs and Constitution Inviolables, and consistency with prior lessons/instincts.
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Conducts a structured code review: first code quality, then security. Each dimension is its own sub-skill.
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Checks full keyboard operability: tab order, focus indicator, Enter/Space, Escape, focus trap.
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Checks screen reader compatibility: semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, alt texts, live regions.
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Checks colour contrast (WCAG AA), colour-independence of information presentation, and dark mode conformance.
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Systematically checks the application for accessibility. Each A11y dimension is a separate sub-skill.
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Compares the auth implementation against the requirements in SECURITY.md: JWT, sessions, RBAC, password hashing.
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Checks security headers, CORS, DB access, secrets management, and server configuration.
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Checks all dependencies for known vulnerabilities (CVEs), outdated packages, and maintenance status.
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Compares the implementation against the DSGVO initial assessment: data subject rights, data minimisation, deletion deadlines, data processing agreements.
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Checks source code for injection vulnerabilities, insecure cryptography, secrets in code, and insecure error handling.
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Conducts a defensive security audit. Each audit area is a separate sub-skill.
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Fixes bugs and vulnerabilities found during the QA phase (functional tests, exploratory tests, accessibility check, security audit, pentest). Each fix is secured by a regression test.
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Conducts unstructured, experience-based tests that automated tests and defined test cases do not cover. The goal is to find unexpected behaviours, usability issues, and hidden bugs that remain invisible in structured testing.
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Tests critical user journeys end-to-end – from start to the expected final result.
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Tests the interaction between system components: API against DB, middleware chains, external services against mocks.
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Ensures that existing functionality has not been broken by new changes.
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