Implement a plan
npx skills add https://github.com/alexandersumer/config --skill execute-planCopia y pega este comando en Claude Code para instalar la habilidad
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| name | execute-plan |
| description | Implement a plan |
Implement artifact, spec, $ARGUMENTS, or the most relevant discovered planning artifact.
Do not stop at scaffolding, types, TODOs, docs, or unrelated green tests. Deliver reachable behavior through real repo entry points.
Before editing:
Artifact: <path or inline> and Canonical patterns: <path> for <aspect>Maintain an explicit todo or plan in chat or with the available planning tool. Every task must be an observable behavior or capability with a checkable signal.
Build production code, wiring, tests, and required docs/config together. Tests must catch a named realistic regression. If no existing check can prove the behavior, add the missing targeted check instead of claiming green.
Test infra/build config changes are allowed only when the artifact asks for verification infrastructure. Otherwise no suppressions, baselines, dependency bumps, build config edits, skipped tests, or fake TODO placeholders.
Run targeted checks, then broader checks when available. Re-read the artifact and account for every requirement as implemented or deferred. Evidence before claims: no fixed, complete, ready, or passing language without fresh proof in this turn.
Final under 25 lines:
Artifact: <path or inline>
Implemented:
- <behavior>: <files> — `<command>` -> <result>
Checks: `<command>` -> <result> or `not run — <reason>`
Deferred:
- <item or None>: <reason>
Next: review-solo or review-deep as appropriate, then git-publish.