Sheepdog help
Quick reference for sheepdog commands and boundary laws. Use when the user asks for sheepdog help, sheepdog commands, or how to use sheepdog.From its SKILL.md
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Sheepdog Help
Ponytail asks: Does this need to exist? Sheepdog asks: Does this belong here?
Commands
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
sheepdog | Persistent blocking mode for boundary drift while coding. |
sheepdog-review | Diff/target review. Reports boundary-law blockers only. |
sheepdog-audit | Repo-wide hotspot audit. No edits. |
sheepdog-loop | Review → fix → review until clean or stopped. |
sheepdog-debt | Lists accepted boundary-debt markers. |
Laws
- Entrypoints route only.
- Orchestrators coordinate only.
- Business decisions live in decision/domain/policy modules.
- External side effects go behind adapter/service + idempotency guard.
- Persistence goes through store/repository/data layer.
- Reuse existing patterns before making parallel implementations.
- Respect dependency direction; no shortcuts/cycles.
- Existing god files are not precedent for new responsibility.
Exception marker
# sheepdog: accepted boundary debt, <reason>; home: <module/layer>; trigger: <when to move>
No explicit user approval, no exception.
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.