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spec-and-dispatch

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Actualizado19 de abril de 2026 a las 23:55

Use this skill whenever the user wants to take an existing ticket / issue, run the Sandstorm spec quality gate on it, and then (once it passes) create a stack with the ticket's verbatim body as the initial task. Trigger phrases include: 'take ticket N and build it', 'spec and dispatch N', 'fire up a stack for ticket N', 'let's work on #N', 'start issue N in a stack', 'create a stack for issue N, run the gate first'. This skill is the full start-to-dispatch flow for a ticket: fetch ticket → spec_check → (refine loop if needed) → create_stack with gateApproved=true and the ticket body as the initial task. Do NOT trigger for: dispatching follow-up work to an EXISTING stack (that's the sandstorm / check-and-resume flow), running the spec gate in isolation (that's the sandstorm-spec skill), or creating a stack without a ticket.

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End-to-end flow from a ticket number to a running stack.

Extract from the user's message

Ticket ID (required)
Stack name (optional — if missing, ask the user. A good default is derived from the ticket slug, e.g. fix-auth-bug-28, but let the user confirm.)

Run the gate first

bash "$SANDSTORM_SKILLS_DIR/spec-and-dispatch/scripts/spec-and-dispatch.sh" check <ticket-id>

The script prints the spec_check result payload. Three outcomes:

Passed (passed:true) → proceed to "Create the stack" below.

Gaps (passed:false with questions) → present the questions to the user. On their reply:

echo "<user's answers verbatim>" | bash "$SANDSTORM_SKILLS_DIR/spec-and-dispatch/scripts/spec-and-dispatch.sh" refine <ticket-id>

Loop through questions/answers until passed:true.

Error → relay to the user; stop.

Create the stack

Once the gate passes, confirm the stack name with the user if you don't already have one. Then:

bash "$SANDSTORM_SKILLS_DIR/spec-and-dispatch/scripts/spec-and-dispatch.sh" create <ticket-id> <stack-name>

The script fetches the ticket body verbatim and dispatches it as the initial task with gateApproved:true. No summarization, no rewrite — the ticket is the source of truth per feedback_pass_issue_verbatim.md. It prints OK stack=<name> ticket=<n> task=<task-id> or ERROR phase=<where> reason=<...>.

Relay the result.

Hard rules

Never summarize or rewrite the ticket body. The script passes it verbatim; don't try to "improve" it.
Never set branch: main. Omit the branch arg — it defaults to the stack name.
Never skip the gate by calling create before check succeeds. The spec-gate pass is the precondition for dispatch.
Never call spec_check, spec_refine, or create_stack MCP tools directly. This skill is the only path for this workflow.
One ticket per invocation.

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name

spec-and-dispatch

description

/spec-and-dispatch

End-to-end flow from a ticket number to a running stack.

Extract from the user's message

Ticket ID (required)
Stack name (optional — if missing, ask the user. A good default is derived from the ticket slug, e.g. fix-auth-bug-28, but let the user confirm.)

Run the gate first

bash "$SANDSTORM_SKILLS_DIR/spec-and-dispatch/scripts/spec-and-dispatch.sh" check <ticket-id>

The script prints the spec_check result payload. Three outcomes:

Passed (passed:true) → proceed to "Create the stack" below.

Gaps (passed:false with questions) → present the questions to the user. On their reply:

echo "<user's answers verbatim>" | bash "$SANDSTORM_SKILLS_DIR/spec-and-dispatch/scripts/spec-and-dispatch.sh" refine <ticket-id>

Loop through questions/answers until passed:true.

Error → relay to the user; stop.

Create the stack

Once the gate passes, confirm the stack name with the user if you don't already have one. Then:

bash "$SANDSTORM_SKILLS_DIR/spec-and-dispatch/scripts/spec-and-dispatch.sh" create <ticket-id> <stack-name>

Relay the result.

Hard rules

Never summarize or rewrite the ticket body. The script passes it verbatim; don't try to "improve" it.
Never set branch: main. Omit the branch arg — it defaults to the stack name.
Never skip the gate by calling create before check succeeds. The spec-gate pass is the precondition for dispatch.
Never call spec_check, spec_refine, or create_stack MCP tools directly. This skill is the only path for this workflow.
One ticket per invocation.