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Collaborative ideation before implementation — explore context, clarify intent, propose approaches. USE WHEN starting creative work, new features, design decisions, or modifying behavior.
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Create and validate skills for forge modules. USE WHEN create skill, new skill, write skill, validate skill, check skill, skill structure, skill conventions.
Create, validate, evaluate, and iterate skills for forge modules. USE WHEN create skill, new skill, write skill, validate skill, check skill, skill structure, skill conventions, test a skill, run skill evals, benchmark a skill, skill not triggering, optimize skill description. Not for adopting community skills (AdoptArtifact) or shipping artifacts downstream (PublishArtifact).
Create, validate, or place behavioral rules in forge modules. USE WHEN create rule, new rule, write rule, capture rule, add a rule, graduate a correction or convention to a rule, validate rule, rule conventions, where does this rule belong, or the user runs /Rule.
Scaffold a workshop project: a VCS spine (git + jj colocate + entire + forge hooks), the private/public/assets flow layout with a .tlp manifest, a .claude/ that mounts the knowledge vault, and on-demand satellites (vault folder-note, data dir, private remote). USE WHEN starting a new project, initializing a folder for work, adding a vault note or data dir or remote to a project, archiving a project, or the user runs `project` / `atlas`.
Write a formal design spec from brainstorming output or requirements. USE WHEN design approved, write spec, formalize design, spec document.
Execute an implementation plan inline — task by task in a single session — then finish the work: verify, present integration options (merge, PR, keep, discard), and clean up the workspace. USE WHEN executing plan, run plan, implement plan, inline execution, implementation complete, deciding merge strategy, finishing a feature branch or workspace.
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| version | 0.1.0 |
| description | Collaborative ideation before implementation — explore context, clarify intent, propose approaches. USE WHEN starting creative work, new features, design decisions, or modifying behavior. |
Turn ideas into designs through structured dialogue. Explore context, ask questions, propose approaches with trade-offs, get approval before implementation.
No implementation until design is approved — not code, not scaffolding, not "just a quick prototype."
Every project goes through this process. "Simple" projects are where unexamined assumptions cause the most wasted work. The design can be short, but it must exist and be approved.
Ask one question at a time. Wait for the answer before asking the next. Bundling questions overwhelms and produces shallow answers.
Good questions uncover constraints the user hasn't stated.
Present 2-3 distinct approaches, not variations of the same idea. Each approach gets:
Lead with your recommendation and explain why.
| Thought | Reality |
|---|---|
| "This is too simple to need a design" | Simple projects are where bad assumptions waste the most time. |
| "I already know what they want" | You know what you assumed. Ask. |
| "Let me just start coding and we'll iterate" | Iteration without direction is thrashing. |
| "The user seems impatient, skip to building" | Rushing produces rework. A short design is still a design. |
| "I'll figure it out as I go" | That's exploration, not implementation. Explore, then design. |
| "There's only one way to do this" | There are always trade-offs. Name them. |
