monozukuri

Verify whether Monozukuri can run with Codex in loop or full-auto workflows by checking agent availability, skill discovery, dry-run behavior, and the targeted Bats validation path. Use for Monozukuri Codex readiness, loop, agent doctor, or skill availability questions. Do not use for unrelated repositories or generic CI triage.

Audit a repository's local skills, agents, and instruction files for Codex compatibility and recommend only missing or redundant workflow assets. Use when the user asks whether skills are adapted to Codex, how to invoke project skills or agents, or which skills to install after scanning a repo. Do not use for ordinary code review or non-agent tooling.

Open a GitHub pull request via gh pr create with a body summarizing PRD goals, code changes, and test results. Use when the orchestrator routes the pr phase. Do not use for editing existing PRs or non-GitHub remotes.

Generate a PRD artifact for a monozukuri feature. Use when the orchestrator routes the prd phase or when the user asks to draft a feature PRD. Do not use for techspec/tasks generation or for editing an existing PRD.

Decompose a PRD and TechSpec into a structured tasks.json task list for monozukuri's code phase. Use when the orchestrator routes the tasks phase. Do not use for PRD or TechSpec generation.

Generate a TechSpec artifact that translates a PRD into a concrete implementation plan. Use when the orchestrator routes the techspec phase or when the user asks to draft a technical specification. Do not use for PRD generation or task decomposition.

Execute one PRD task end-to-end inside a git worktree — implement, verify acceptance criteria, and commit. Use when the orchestrator routes the code phase. Do not use for the tests, pr, or planning phases.

Run the project's test suite, add tests for each task's acceptance criteria, and emit a tests.md summary. Use when the orchestrator routes the tests phase. Do not use for unit-test debugging during the code phase.

Validate a generated artifact (PRD, TechSpec, or Tasks) against its skill's validation rules before claiming the phase is complete. Use when the orchestrator runs schema_validate_with_reprompt or after any manual artifact edit. Do not use for runtime test validation (mz-run-tests handles that).

Maintain feature-scoped workflow memory (MEMORY.md and task_NN.md) across tasks within one feature run. Use when the orchestrator emits a memory bootstrap or compaction signal. Do not use for monozukuri's project/global learning store (lib/memory/learning.sh) — that is a separate durable layer.

Monitor, classify, and budget-safely retry GitHub Actions CI for a PR. Use when the user wants to snapshot CI state, retry failed checks, verify a flaky green, or classify a specific run failure. Requires gh CLI authenticated against the repo's GitHub account.