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When creating or working on a work package (WP), load this skill to get templates and understand the WP lifecycle.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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When creating or working on a work package (WP), load this skill to get templates and understand the WP lifecycle.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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When interpreting MDZ documents, load this skill to understand the syntax.
When orchestrating tasks, load this core skill first to understand the general methodology.
When it would yield better results to explore mulitple approaches to a problem, load this skill to orchestrate multiple agents using a diverge and converge strategy.
When a solution needs simplifying, load this skill with the map-reduce skill to find its essence.
When testing web UI, load this skill to take screenshots and interact with elements.
When exploring alternatives, load this skill to generate diverse ideas and avoid the consensus center.
| name | work-packages |
| description | When creating or working on a work package (WP), load this skill to get templates and understand the WP lifecycle. |
Work packages are a type of task that we use for tracking progress state between agent sessions.
This skill defines what to put in the task, not how to create the task.
Work packages can either by for a complete feature (#master-work-package-template), or a scoped task (#scoped-work-package-template).
# {Title}
## Goal
{What needs to be solved}
## Hypothesis
{Why you think this will work (or not work)}
## Validation
{How you will measure and test the results}
## Results
To be filled out upon completion. Can contain multiple iterations.
## Evaluation
What did your learn from the results? Was the hypothesis proved correct?
# {Title}
## Goal
{What needs to be solved}
## Scope
{What is in or out of scope; what will be affected}
## Hypothesis
{Why you think this will work (or not work)}
## Approach
{How you intend to achieve the goal}
## Validation
{How you will measure and test the results}
## Results
To be filled out upon completion. Can contain multiple iterations.
## Evaluation
What did your learn from the results? Was the hypothesis proved correct?