Claude Skills by scolladon

Run the craft feature-delivery workflow inside Antigravity on a backlog id, a spec/PRD file, or a free-text feature description.

Run the craft feature-delivery workflow on a backlog id, a spec/PRD file, or a free-text feature description. Triggers - "apply the workflow", "use my default workflow", "craft this".

Run the craft feature-delivery workflow on a backlog id, a spec/PRD file, or a free-text feature description. Triggers - "apply the workflow", "use my default workflow", "craft this".

- **Status:** accepted - **Date:** 2026-07-03 - **Design:** docs/design/harness-hygiene-prune-gates.md · **B SCOPE RISK resolved** - **Scope:** workstream B

Craft architecture phase - run the repo's boundary-check harness over the change, triage violations (fix the edge or document an exception); gates the PR. Also useful standalone.

Craft phase 3 - the user decides every load-bearing design choice; decisions are captured as ADRs; deviations fold back into the design.

Craft phase 2 - produce the feature design doc via the designer agent; returns decision candidates for the ADR conversation.

Craft phase 9 - refresh affected documentation pages, tick the backlog entry under guard, author follow-ups; runs in parallel with the background validation run.

Craft phase 5 - execute the plan part by part, one part-implementer agent each, sequential, with per-part gates and one phase-boundary gate.

Scaffold a craft customization by interview and write a named manifest. Triggers — "scaffold a craft customization", "craft:init", "generate a named manifest", "create a craft config for this repo".

Craft phase 11 - monitor CI to green, merge on user confirmation, clean up worktree/branch and repo tooling.

Mine transcript data for the current repo and report token usage, cost, cache performance, and model-routing recommendations. Triggers — "craft:metrics", "show usage metrics", "mine transcripts", "report token cost", "usage report for this repo".

Craft phase 4 - produce the parted TDD implementation plan via the planner agent; mechanically linted so every part carries its context block.

Relocate a named craft config between scopes — promote local-scope to user-scope by default, or demote user-scope to local-scope with --demote. Triggers — "craft:promote-config", "promote a named config", "promote a craft config to user scope", "move a craft config to user scope", "demote a craft config to local scope".

Craft phase 10 - pre-PR gate, push, and PR creation per repo policy. Blocked until validation triage is complete.

Inspect the harness surface for drag the current model no longer needs and propose prune candidates for human review — never deletes or edits anything itself. Triggers — "craft:prune", "harness prune review", "prune the harness", "delete the harness against the new model".

Craft phase 7 - widen the lens to the whole codebase for structural gains the diff-scoped passes cannot see; behavior-preserving; may be an honest no-op.

Craft requirements phase - produce the product-requirements doc via the requirements-writer agent; returns decision candidates for the ADR conversation.

Craft phase 6 - parallel multi-dimension review with per-dimension convergence; the session applies every fix. Also useful standalone on any branch.

Run the craft feature-delivery workflow on a backlog id, a spec/PRD file, or a free-text feature description. Triggers - "apply the workflow", "use my default workflow", "craft this".

Propose a manifest patch to a named craft config from machine-derived usage signals, landed by you through the same lint-then-move path craft:init uses. Triggers — "craft:tune", "tune a craft config", "propose config improvements from metrics", "close the metrics improvement loop".

Craft phase 8 - run the repo's engineering harness over the change, triage findings (fix or prove benign); gates the PR. Also useful standalone after a hotfix.

Craft phase 1 - create the feature branch and worktree, install dependencies in-worktree, establish repo tooling preconditions.