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Write/modify code for autopilot tasks
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Write/modify code for autopilot tasks
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
Based on SOC occupation classification
Upgrade DLD framework files from latest template on GitHub.
Autonomous spec execution with subagents (planner, coder, tester, reviewer).
Autonomous spec execution with subagents (planner, coder, tester, reviewer).
Feature specification and research agent. Multi-agent with 4 scouts. Creates specs in ai/features/.
Feature specification and research agent. Multi-agent with 4 scouts. Creates specs in ai/features/.
Manual QA tester — tests product behavior like a real user, not code. Triggers on keywords: test, QA, check behavior, verify feature, manual testing, протестируй, потыкай, проверь как работает
| name | coder |
| description | Write/modify code for autopilot tasks |
| agent | .claude/agents/coder.md |
Invokes coder subagent for writing/modifying code within a single task.
Architecture: This skill is a WRAPPER over
.claude/agents/coder.md. The agent file is the source of truth for the coder prompt.
Internal: Called by autopilot for each task in implementation plan
Standalone: Rarely used directly — prefer using autopilot workflow
Task tool:
description: "Implement task N"
subagent_type: "coder"
prompt: |
TASK: {task description from plan}
ALLOWED FILES: {from spec}
Execute and report files_changed: [list]
files_changed:
- path/to/file1.py
- path/to/file2.py
status: completed | blocked
When working with a file:
"""
Module: {module_name}
Role: {one-line purpose}
Source of Truth: {what is authoritative — SQL RPC, this file, etc.}
Uses:
- {module}: {what classes/functions}
Used by:
- {module}: {for what purpose}
Why here: {context if non-obvious}
Glossary: ai/glossary/{domain}.md
"""
After modifying a file:
If changed term/naming:
grep -rn "{old_term}" . --include="*.py" --include="*.sql" --include="*.ts"
Result must be 0.
If changed API/signature:
grep -rn "{function_name}" . --include="*.py"
All calls updated?
If added new term: → Add to corresponding ai/glossary/{domain}.md