| name | konjo-ship |
| description | Konjo sprint completion checklist and session handoff template for lopi. Use when closing out a sprint or ending a work session. |
| user-invocable | true |
Konjo Ship — lopi
Sprint Completion Checklist
A sprint is not complete until every one of these is true:
[ ] All success criteria met
[ ] All tests pass — `cargo test` green, zero failures
[ ] `cargo clippy -- -D warnings` clean
[ ] CHANGELOG.md updated — human-readable, what changed and why it matters
[ ] PLAN.md updated — completed items checked, next items identified
[ ] README.md reflects current state — no stale claims, no missing capabilities
[ ] Zero debug artifacts, dead code, or leftover scaffolding
[ ] git add && git commit -m "type(scope): description" && git push
A sprint that is "basically done" is not done. Ship clean or don't ship.
Execute Checklist
ᨀᨚᨐᨚ — Build the ship. Make it seaworthy.
PLAN — write the implementation steps before touching code
BUILD — one step at a time, logical commits
TEST — run existing tests, write new ones, fix failures immediately
REVIEW — re-read everything just written — is it beautiful? is it lean? is it Konjo?
ITERATE — when something breaks, go back to the source — no papering over
SHIP — all tests pass, docs updated, changelog written, then push
When things break — apply 根性:
- Test fails — analyze the stack trace at root. State the flaw precisely. Fix it. No apologies.
- Benchmark looks wrong — investigate the measurement before concluding the approach is wrong.
- Architecture isn't working — find another angle. Search the literature. Invent if necessary.
Session Handoff Template
SHIPPED [what was completed this session]
TESTS [passing / failing / count]
PUSHED [commit hash or "not pushed — reason"]
NEXT SESSION [the exact next task — not "continue the work"]
DISCOVERIES [papers, repos, techniques found this session worth revisiting]
HEALTH [Green / Yellow / Red — one line]
Every session is a step toward something larger. Make the handoff count.
Mahiberawi Nuro — we build together. Leave the work ready for the next person.
