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Acceptance criteria builder

Skill ThanhNguyxnOrg/blendops/skills/acceptance-criteria-builder

AI-native Blender workflow and skill pack for non-Blender users, built around official Blender MCP, Claude Blender Connector, and Blender CLI.

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npx -y skills add ThanhNguyxnOrg/blendops --skill acceptance-criteria-builder

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Turn a locked 3D brief plus chosen recipe into a measurable acceptance checklist with evidence hooks.

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acceptance-criteria-builder

Purpose

Translate qualitative creative goals into checkable acceptance rows so validators, evidence skills, and stakeholders share one definition of done.

Quick start

  • ingest brief slots + recipe expectations
  • expand using references/checklist-patterns.md
  • attach evidence hooks per references/evidence-hook-rules.md
  • format via references/brief-to-criteria-mapper.md

When to use

  • before first expensive render/export decision
  • when stakeholders disagree on "done"
  • after scope change mid-project

When not to use

  • pure exploration without deliverable (brainstorming phase)
  • legal compliance rows (license skill owns permissions language)

Trigger phrases

  • "definition of done"
  • "acceptance criteria"
  • "how do we know this is finished"
  • "sign-off checklist"

Prerequisites / readiness

  • brief considered locked enough for planners OR deltas explicitly listed
  • recipe/pack anchor identified

Input schema

Required inputs

InputWhy it is required
Brief summarySource of criteria
Priority outputsWeight checklist

Optional inputs

InputUse
Brand rubricAdds objective rows
Platform constraintsAdds measurable thresholds

Output schema

Primary output

  • prioritized checklist table: Criterion | Measurement | Evidence expected | Owner

Evidence / caveat output

Runtime status: Not Run | Attempted | Produced | Verified | Failed | Blocked / Not Run
Artifact status: Not Run | Not Produced | Produced | Verified | Failed
Evidence used: <brief version ID>
Limitations: <subjective rows flagged>

Required laws

  • ../../laws/evidence-before-done.md
  • ../../laws/non-blender-user-language.md
  • ../../laws/no-arbitrary-python-interface.md
  • ../../laws/official-runtime-only.md

Official runtime boundary

Checklist may include runtime tasks but must label evidence expectations without claiming upstream execution outcomes.

Operating procedure

  1. Map brief fields to criterion categories.
  2. Convert subjective adjectives to observable signals where possible.
  3. Attach default evidence artifacts (still filename pattern, GLB checks, report sections).
  4. Hand off to pre-handoff-verification near completion.

Mode handling

Text-only mode

Evidence hooks describe expected artifacts, not actual files.

Runtime-ready mode

Add measurement rows tied to render-export-evidence outputs.

Blocked runtime mode

Keep criteria but mark execution rows Blocked.

Validation checklist

  • Every P0 criterion measurable or explicitly subjective
  • Evidence hook per P0 row
  • Subjective rows flagged

Pass / Warn / Fail rubric

VerdictCriteria
PassP0 criteria covered + hooks
WarnSubjective-heavy list — stakeholder sign-off needed
FailFalse Verified hooks

Cross-skill handoff

  • Brief source → ../intent-to-3d-brief-writer/SKILL.md
  • Scope enforcement → ../blender-scope-boundary-enforcer/SKILL.md
  • Final verification → ../pre-handoff-verification/SKILL.md

References

  • references/checklist-patterns.md
  • references/evidence-hook-rules.md
  • references/brief-to-criteria-mapper.md

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