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Skill N3URAL-A1/a1-specforge/skills/a1-checklist

Use PROACTIVELY as the pre-flight readiness gate before ANY feature implementation starts. Runs 10 deterministic structural checks on a feature's wave-plan: spec status is `clarified`, wave-plan exists, every wave has a Suggested agent line, dependencies form a DAG (no cycles), every wave references advanced stories, project CLAUDE.md is present, plans/ directory convention is honored, plan frontmatter has all required fields, FR coverage between spec and plan is bijective (check #9: every spec FR in exactly one wave, no phantom FRs), and the plan's spec_path links back to the spec (check #10). Checks #9/#10 are the spec↔plan consistency gate (the former a1-check skill, retired M13) — a1-new-feature's Phase 4.5 runs exactly this subset via `--only 9,10` (exit 0/1/2). Severity maps to BLOCKER (stops the gate), MAJOR (warns), MINOR (info). MUST trigger on: "checklist for <feature>" (alias: "checkliste für <feature>"), "pre-flight check", "is the plan implementation-ready" (alias: "ist der plan implementierungs-bereit"), "ready for implementation" (alias: "ready für implementation"), "plan check", "consistency check for <feature>" (alias: "konsistenz-check für <feature>"), "fr-coverage check", "can I start implementation now" (alias: "kann ich jetzt mit der umsetzung starten"), "check wave-plan completeness" (alias: "prüf die wave-plan-vollständigkeit"), "checklist run <slug>", "a1-checklist", or any request to verify whether a wave-plan is ready to be handed to executing agents. Exit semantics: 0=PASS or PASS_WITH_WARNINGS, 1=FAIL (BLOCKER), 2=ERROR (setup). Do NOT activate for: semantic spec review (→ a1-rene-requirement-engineer), generic project audits (→ a1-analyze), or post-implementation quality checks (→ a1-tobi-tester).From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add N3URAL-A1/a1-specforge --skill a1-checklist

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SKILL.md

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a1-checklist — Pre-Flight Readiness Gate

Language: English-first; German trigger aliases supported.

Thin Markdown wrapper around the deterministic CLI gate. All logic lives in <repo>/_shared/a1-tools.cjs checklist run. The workflow file translates the structured result into user-facing guidance (user's language — see _shared/language-policy.md).

When to use

Activate when the user wants to know whether a feature's wave-plan is implementation-ready. The check runs across:

  1. The feature's spec (projects/<slug>/spec/<###>-<feature-slug>.md)
  2. The feature's wave-plan (projects/<slug>/plans/<###>-<feature-slug>-wave-plan.md)
  3. The project root metadata (projects/<slug>/CLAUDE.md, plans/ layout)

When NOT to use

  • Semantic review of a spec's content → a1-rene-requirement-engineer
  • Cross-cutting project audit → a1-analyze
  • After implementation, retrospective quality check → a1-tobi-tester

Hand-off

  • PASS → user proceeds to implementation
  • PASS_WITH_WARNINGS → user can proceed but warnings are listed for awareness
  • FAIL (BLOCKER) → workflow suggests fix-paths (re-clarify spec, re-plan, or fix the dep cycle), then stops
  • ERROR → workflow asks user to fix setup (missing files / bad frontmatter)

Hard rules

  • This skill is read-only. It never edits spec, plan, or CLAUDE.md files.
  • The skill never gates on semantic content — only structural and metadata invariants. Story-level review belongs to humans (or Rene).
  • All check logic is in _shared/a1-tools.cjs checklist run — keep this skill thin. If you find yourself reimplementing a check here, move it to the CLI.

Workflows

  • workflows/01-run.md — Run the checklist and interpret the result.

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