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Add a modern C++ module with a documented boundary, CMake registration, and tests.

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name	source-command-add-module
description	Add a modern C++ module with a documented boundary, CMake registration, and tests.

Add Module

Use this skill when introducing a new project-owned C++ module.

Required Process

Read AGENTS.md, docs/agent/ARCHITECTURE.md, MODULES.md, NAMING.md, and SYNTAX_AND_STYLE.md.
Identify the module's single owned responsibility.
Choose a dotted lowercase domain-oriented module name.
Put exported declarations and Doxygen contracts in .cppm.
Put non-trivial implementation in .cpp.
Include only the required standard headers in the global module fragment, before the named module declaration. Do not use import std.
Register the interface with FILE_SET CXX_MODULES.
Enable target module scanning with CXX_SCAN_FOR_MODULES.
Link consumers to the owning CMake target.
Add public-behavior tests.
Configure, build, test, inspect the diff, and report exact evidence.

Do not create .h files or add a module named utils, helpers, common, or misc without a repository-established domain reason.

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name	source-command-add-module
description	Add a modern C++ module with a documented boundary, CMake registration, and tests.

Add Module

Use this skill when introducing a new project-owned C++ module.

Required Process

Read AGENTS.md, docs/agent/ARCHITECTURE.md, MODULES.md, NAMING.md, and SYNTAX_AND_STYLE.md.
Identify the module's single owned responsibility.
Choose a dotted lowercase domain-oriented module name.
Put exported declarations and Doxygen contracts in .cppm.
Put non-trivial implementation in .cpp.
Include only the required standard headers in the global module fragment, before the named module declaration. Do not use import std.
Register the interface with FILE_SET CXX_MODULES.
Enable target module scanning with CXX_SCAN_FOR_MODULES.
Link consumers to the owning CMake target.
Add public-behavior tests.
Configure, build, test, inspect the diff, and report exact evidence.

Do not create .h files or add a module named utils, helpers, common, or misc without a repository-established domain reason.