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doompi-development

Implement scoped code changes in an existing repository and verify them with its native checks. Use when the user asks to build, change, or fix code, not for a review-only request.

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AgiFlow/doompi
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22 de agosto de 2026 a las 11:17
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doompi-development
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Implement scoped code changes in an existing repository and verify them with its native checks. Use when the user asks to build, change, or fix code, not for a review-only request.
# Scoped Development Deliver the smallest coherent change that satisfies the request and fits the repository. ## Before changing code - Read the applicable repository instructions and inspect the current worktree. - Identify the requested behavior, acceptance evidence, and files that own the behavior. - Reuse nearby patterns and public interfaces before adding a new abstraction. - Ask only when a missing product or architecture choice would materially change the result. ## Implement - Keep edits within the requested scope and preserve unrelated user changes. - Follow existing naming, dependency, error-handling, and testing conventions. - Update tests or documentation only when the behavior change requires them. - Treat generated files, migrations, dependency changes, and external writes as separate actions that need clear authorization. ## Verify - Run the narrowest relevant checks first, then the repository-required lint, typecheck, build, and test commands. - Inspect failures instead of hiding, weakening, or bypassing them. - Report which behavior was verified, which commands ran, and any remaining uncertainty. Do not create branches, commits, releases, or pull requests unless the user requests them.
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