pocdd-skill

Archive a done POC out of the active set but keep it as a parity/regression oracle, moving it under .pocs/archive/. Use for "/poc archive <name>" after implementation.

Wipe the .pocs/ directory after confirmation. Use for "/poc clear". Destructive — always confirm and show what will be removed first.

Create a new POC-driven feature file under .pocs/ from any source (a sentence, an issue, a document, a URL). Picks the file format by risk, writes the Goal, and seeds Remaining gaps including a failure-mode sweep. Use for "/poc <SOURCE>" or "start a POC for X".

Port a ready-to-implement POC's Implementation section into the product, executing each directive against its acceptance check. Use for "/poc implement <name>" once the POC's gaps are closed.

List every POC in .pocs/ with its phase and gap counts (split by [agent]/[user]). Read-only. Use for "/poc list" or "show the pocs".

Delete a single POC file from .pocs/ after confirmation. Use for "/poc remove <name>". Destructive — always confirm first.

POC Driven Development — own a complex feature in one self-contained file under .pocs/, shape it by closing gaps, then implement it into the product. Routes the /poc command surface (create, work, status, list, implement, archive, remove, clear, verify) based on intent. Use when the developer wants to start, shape, inspect, or ship a POC-driven feature.

Report the status of a single POC file — phase, findings, and remaining gaps split by [agent]/[user], plus what is blocking and the suggested next action. Read-only. Use for "/poc status <name>" or "what's left on <name>".

Validate that a POC file is well-formed against the POCDD conventions — status header, the three sections, gaps tagged by owner with ids, findings with provenance, and decision gaps carrying an assumption + link. Read-only pass/fail. Use for "/poc verify <name>".

Run the POCDD gap-closing loop on an existing POC file — close [agent] investigation gaps autonomously, defer [user] decision gaps with a recorded assumption, and advance the file toward ready-to-implement without ever stopping execution. Use for "/poc work <name>" or "close the gaps".