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Design concept

Skill fredrick84823/fstack/skills/design-concept

Create a concise Design Concept artifact after questions and codebase research are available. Use for CRISPY/QRSPI Design phase, architecture alignment, feature design discussion, or turning current-state research into a small human-reviewable proposed shape before detailed planning.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add fredrick84823/fstack --skill design-concept

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Design Concept

Create a small design proposal for human/agent architecture alignment. This is not a tactical implementation plan.

Inputs

Read the task, Questions artifact, human answers, and research document if provided. If current code behavior is still unclear, run research-codebase with question-only prompts before designing.

Write Design Concept

Aim for about 100-200 lines maximum.

Path:

  • If thoughts/ exists: thoughts/shared/qds/YYYY-MM-DD-description-design.md
  • Otherwise: qds/YYYY-MM-DD-description-design.md

Rules:

  • State current state and desired state.
  • Name the primary tradeoffs and preferred direction.
  • Call out patterns to follow and patterns to avoid.
  • Include only enough detail to align architecture.
  • Do not write step-by-step implementation tasks.

Template:

# Design Concept: [Task]

## Goal

## Current State
- `path:line` - [fact]

## Desired State

## Proposed Shape

## Patterns to Follow

## Patterns to Avoid

## Risks / Tradeoffs

## Open Alignment Points

Hand Off

If the design direction is uncertain, stop for human adjustment. If aligned, recommend:

Next: /structure-outline <design-concept-path>

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