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openup-create-vision
Generate a vision document from template
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Generate a vision document from template
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One-command project setup for OpenUP - interactive initialization wizard
Mark a task as complete, update roadmap, commit changes, and prepare traceability logs
Execute an already-claimed lane's Operations boxes with script/judgment classification — script steps run directly with zero self-brief, judgment steps self-brief and execute. Handles only pick/resume; every other resolve path routes to /openup-next.
Run OpenUP Assess Results at iteration end — check evaluation criteria, demo only completed acceptance-tested work, feed discovered work back, and trigger the milestone review at a phase boundary
Run the phase milestone go/no-go — prepare derived evidence, pause for the human decision via an input-request, and record the milestone (never advance the phase itself)
Begin a new OpenUP iteration with proper phase context and task selection
| name | openup-create-vision |
| description | Generate a vision document from template |
| model | sonnet |
| arguments | [{"name":"project_name","description":"Name of the project","required":true},{"name":"problem_statement","description":"Brief description of the problem to be solved","required":true}] |
This skill generates a vision document from the OpenUP template.
Use this skill when:
Do NOT use this skill when:
/openup-create-architecture-notebook)After using this skill, verify:
docs/vision.mdIf docs/project-config.yaml exists, apply it before drafting (skip if
absent): inject its context: as <project-context> and its rules.vision
as <project-rules>, then confirm every injected rule holds before marking
the artifact complete. Rules are additive — they may add but never waive a
framework criterion. Full mechanism + precedence (the single source):
docs-eng-process/project-config.md.
Read docs/project-status.md to understand:
Copy docs-eng-process/templates/vision.md to docs/vision.md
Update the vision document with:
$ARGUMENTS[project_name]$ARGUMENTS[problem_statement]Replace the template's provenance frontmatter (type: Template,
source_url) with an instance frontmatter block declaring this file as
a typed work-product instance under the project's docs/. The vision is
the top of the OpenUP trace spine, so it has no traces-from. Grade
afterward against the cross-cutting
Doc Traceability Rubric — every
authored instance is graded against it, additive to the vision-rubric.
Example block:
---
type: vision # required — v1 spine
id: VIS-001 # stable, project-unique
title: <Project Name>
status: approved # draft | approved | implemented | verified | obsolete
owner-role: analyst # optional
---
Field reference: docs-eng-process/doc-frontmatter.md.
Validator: python3 scripts/check-docs.py.
Apply the Self-Critique SOP (docs-eng-process/sops/self-critique.md) before
validating: take a hostile-reviewer stance, surface every load-bearing
assumption into the document, and confirm the problem statement and success
criteria are falsifiable — not aspirational claims that could never fail. List
every weakness you find — including ones you are uncertain about — then fix or
explicitly flag each one. Rank them and record the top one or two with their
resolutions.
Re-check every item in Success Criteria (top of this skill) against the document you produced; fix any gap before returning.
Returns:
| Error | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Template not found | Template path incorrect | Verify docs-eng-process/templates/vision.md exists |
| File already exists | Vision document already created | Update existing file or confirm overwrite |
| Missing arguments | Required arguments not provided | Provide project_name and problem_statement |
docs-eng-process/templates/vision.mddocs-eng-process/openup-knowledge-base/core/common/workproducts/vision.mddocs-eng-process/openup-knowledge-base/core/role/roles/analyst-6.md