Cosmosmith governance review
Skill devnomad-byte/cosmosmith/plugins/cosmosmith/skills/cosmosmith-governance-review
Give AI coding agents product, spec, task, QA, and release workflows in one command.
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Review Cosmosmith artifacts, task ledgers, generated project rules, and skill outputs for coherence, layer separation, missing evidence, and rule drift. Use before marking Cosmosmith planning or implementation tasks done, after spec generation, or when project rules and generated rules may have diverged.
SKILL.md
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Cosmosmith Governance Review
Purpose
Protect the project from drift: rules, skills, templates, and tasks must stay coherent.
Workflow
- Read project
AGENTS.md,task.md, and relevant Cosmosmith artifacts. - Check layer separation:
- Project instructions belong in
AGENTS.md. - Claude-specific adaptation belongs in
CLAUDE.md. - Reusable workflows belong in Cosmosmith skills.
- Long standards belong in references or docs.
- Deterministic checks belong in scripts.
- Project instructions belong in
- Check every reviewed task for owner role, status, context, expected output, acceptance checks, harness, loop, evidence, and dependencies.
- Check that philosophy affects an operational artifact, harness, or loop.
- Report findings by severity and update
task.mdwith follow-up tasks when needed.
Findings Format
Use this structure:
- Severity:
- Location:
- Problem:
- Why it matters:
- Required fix:
Completion
Stop when each reviewed artifact is either accepted with evidence or has a concrete follow-up task in task.md.