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Sdd flow

Skill LuchoC-Dev/agent-kits/skills/sdd-flow

Spec-Driven Development workflow for Engram. Trigger: When user requests SDD or multi-phase implementation planning.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add LuchoC-Dev/agent-kits --skill sdd-flow

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SKILL.md

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When to Use

Use this skill when:

  • Starting non-trivial changes
  • Coordinating spec, design, implementation, and validation
  • Running command-based SDD flow

Canonical Phase Order

  1. explore - understand existing behavior and constraints
  2. propose - define intent and scope
  3. apply - implement tasks from approved plan
  4. verify - validate behavior against spec and regressions
  5. archive - capture completion and close loop

Never skip a phase without explicit rationale.


Artifacts per Phase

  • Explore: findings and risks
  • Propose: change proposal with scope boundaries
  • Apply: code + tests
  • Verify: evidence of validation
  • Archive: finalized summary and follow-ups

Exit Criteria

  • Scope and risks understood before implementation
  • Tests prove expected behavior
  • Verification covers regressions
  • Session summary captures learnings for next work

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