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Rat p4p5 impl verify

Skill babyworm/rtl-agent-team/skills/rat-p4p5-impl-verify

Phase 4-to-5 pipeline: implement RTL then verify from existing P1-3 docs, with P5-to-P4 feedback; stops before Phase 6. Trigger: 'implement and verify'.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add babyworm/rtl-agent-team --skill rat-p4p5-impl-verify

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SKILL.md

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<Purpose> Execute the Phase 4→5 pipeline (RTL Implementation → Verification) from existing Phase 1-3 design documents. Produces RTL code, unit tests, and full verification with feedback loops, stopping before Phase 6 Design Note. </Purpose>

<Use_When>

  • Phase 1-3 design documents exist and RTL implementation is needed
  • User says "implement and verify", "uarch to verify", "Phase 4 and 5"
  • Need RTL + verification but not design review (Phase 6) </Use_When>

<Do_Not_Use_When>

  • Phase 3 μArch specs are not complete (run rat-p1p3-spec-uarch first)
  • Only need RTL implementation without verification (use rtl-p4-implement)
  • Need the full pipeline from spec (use rat-auto-design) </Do_Not_Use_When>

Prerequisites

Phase 3 completion with review required:

  • docs/phase-3-uarch/ must contain at least one μArch spec
  • reviews/phase-3-uarch/uarch-review.md must exist

If prerequisites are missing: WARNING — recommend completing Phase 1-3 (via /rtl-agent-team:rat-p1p3-spec-uarch). Proceed with available artifacts — orchestrator will adapt scope.

Execution

Task(subagent_type="rtl-agent-team:uarch-to-verify-orchestrator", prompt="Execute Phase 4→5 RTL implementation and verification pipeline. User input: $ARGUMENTS")

Do not perform any work directly. The orchestrator agent manages prerequisite verification, dual-stream Phase 4, sub-phase Phase 5, feedback loops, and state management.

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