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Local cloud parity

Skill authenticfake/clike/.clike/skills/local-cloud-parity

Use when a requirement integrates with external infrastructure but must remain runnable and testable locally.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add authenticfake/clike --skill local-cloud-parity

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Local/Cloud Parity Skill

Intent

Generated software must support both realistic production/cloud execution and deterministic local execution when the REQ touches external infrastructure.

Requirements

  • Provide a production/cloud adapter when the REQ requires real infrastructure.
  • Provide a local deterministic adapter or simulator when the REQ must be testable locally.
  • Use explicit configuration to select the runtime implementation.
  • Unit tests must not call real cloud services.
  • Integration tests that require real services must be opt-in and clearly documented.
  • Documentation must explain local execution and production/cloud execution separately.

Evaluation

The REQ satisfies this skill only if:

  • both local and production/cloud paths are represented when applicable;
  • the local path is executable without cloud credentials;
  • tests cover the local path;
  • HOWTO documents both paths;
  • missing runtime dependencies are reported truthfully instead of hidden.

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