Implementing contract first
Skill casioreview20-glitch/forge-os/skills-v2/l1/implementation/implementing-contract-first
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Use when implementing contract first within implementation lifecycle boundaries, especially when does the artifact make the owned decision for implementing contract first explicit and bounded?.
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Implementing Contract First
Core principle
Implementing contract first within implementation lifecycle boundaries. Deterministic checks own scope, typed preconditions, evidence, and coverage; the agent performs only the domain judgment that cannot be encoded safely.
Do not activate when
- the requested outcome does not require implementing contract first within implementation lifecycle boundaries
- the typed inputs for implementing-contract-first are absent and another technique owns the outcome