Holistic completion workflow after a feature's tasks are marked COMPLETE: code review, feature verification, integration check, documentation drift audit/update, and context refinement. Creates follow-up task files when issues are found.
Scanned 5/31/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install tools-only/X-Skills---
name: complete-implementation
argument-hint: <task-file-path>
user-invocable: true
description: "Holistic completion workflow after a feature's tasks are marked COMPLETE: code review, feature verification, integration check, documentation drift audit/update, and context refinement. Creates follow-up task files when issues are found."
compatibility: Python 3.11+
metadata:
version: "1.0.0"
last_updated: "2026-01-27"
---
# Complete Implementation (Quality Gates + Recursion)
You MUST validate that the implemented feature meets its goals and quality gates. This workflow is recursive: if follow-up task files are created, re-run `implement-feature` on them and then re-run this skill.
<task_file>
$ARGUMENTS
</task_file>
---
## Phase 1: Code Review
Launch `code-reviewer` with the task file path.
---
## Phase 2: Feature Verification (goal-backward)
Launch `feature-verifier` with the task file path.
---
## Phase 3: Integration Check
Launch `integration-checker` with the task file path.
---
## Phase 4: Documentation Drift Audit
Launch `doc-drift-auditor` with the task file path (audit-only).
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## Phase 5: Documentation Update (if drift found)
If drift exists or docs must be updated for the feature, launch `service-docs-maintainer`.
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## Phase 6: Context Refinement
Launch `context-refinement` to update the task file Context Manifest with discoveries from implementation (only if needed).
---
## Recursive Follow-up Handling
If Phase 1 creates follow-up task files (expected naming: `plan/tasks-{N}-{slug}-followup-{k}.md`), run:
```text
Skill(skill="python3-development:implement-feature", args="{followup_task_file_path}")
```
Then re-run `complete-implementation` on the follow-up task file.
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