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Skill YYshen07/dont-read-the-code-core

Set up, configure, run, or audit a four-role SwarmForge delivery pipeline with specifier, coder, refactorer, and architect agents plus deterministic quality gates. Use for Java, Python, Shell, R, SQL, or Swift projects on Linux or macOS when humans should approve specifications and evidence instead of reviewing AI-generated code line by line.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add YYshen07/dont-read-the-code-core

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SKILL.md

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不要看代码！

Run the platform-neutral engineering loop:

specifier -> coder -> refactorer -> architect -> specifier

This Skill has no browser or Ego Lite dependency.

Read selectively

  • Read references/language-profiles.md before configuring a project's gate commands.
  • Read references/architecture.md when changing role boundaries or handoffs.
  • Read references/upstream.md when updating vendored SwarmForge content.
  • Read references/external-ego-check.md only when exporting a release candidate for the separate macOS Ego Skill.

Install into a project

Run:

scripts/install-into-project.sh /absolute/path/to/git-project

The installer refuses to overwrite an existing swarmforge/ or dont-read-the-code/ directory.

Configure dont-read-the-code/project.json with project-local commands. Keep the supported language set restricted to Java, Python, Shell, R, SQL, and Swift. Reject another language until its toolchain is explicitly designed.

Check the environment:

dont-read-the-code/scripts/check-prereqs.sh

Required on Linux and macOS: Git, Node.js, Codex CLI, tmux, zsh, and Babashka bb.

Start:

dont-read-the-code/scripts/start-swarm.sh

Operate the four-role loop

  1. Let the specifier turn intent into deterministic Gherkin.
  2. Require human approval before handing a behavior slice to the coder.
  3. Let the coder implement with test-driven development.
  4. Let the refactorer improve structure without changing behavior.
  5. Let the architect run final mutation, duplication, architecture, and acceptance gates.
  6. Let the specifier merge only the architect's verified handoff.

Run configured gates with:

node dont-read-the-code/scripts/run-quality-gates.mjs \
  --config dont-read-the-code/project.json

Missing commands are failures unless project.json contains a documented human-approved exception. Never infer a pass from plausible output.

Export an optional Ego check

The Linux pipeline may finish without Ego. When a separate Mac should perform a black-box product check:

  1. Create a request from dont-read-the-code/assets/ego-check-request.example.json.
  2. Include a deployed or otherwise reachable starting URL, allowed origins, observable postconditions, and the passing quality-report digest.
  3. Include no source code, credentials, cookies, or internal API details.
  4. Validate it:
node dont-read-the-code/scripts/validate-ego-request.mjs request.json

Transfer only the request and approved fixtures to the Mac. The separate dont-read-the-code-ego Skill owns browser execution and its result record.

What ships with it: 28 files

51.9 KB alongside SKILL.md, 7 of them executable

agents/

assets/

references/

scripts/

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