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Draht command prompt wrapper for atomic-commit. Use when the user selects the Draht atomic-commit workflow or asks to analyze uncommitted changes and create atomic conventional commits.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
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| name | atomic-commit |
| description | Draht command prompt wrapper for atomic-commit. Use when the user selects the Draht atomic-commit workflow or asks to analyze uncommitted changes and create atomic conventional commits. |
This skill exposes the Draht prompt command template to Codex's $draht and /skills surfaces.
When invoked:
../../commands/atomic-commit.md relative to this SKILL.md.$ARGUMENTS. If the template uses $1, use the first positional argument.atomic-reasoning, tdd-workflow, verification-gate, or debugging-workflow when the command template calls for that discipline.Loop-driven development discipline — run agents in cycles of work gated by deterministic checks until a stop condition is met. Use when work needs iteration until a measurable criterion holds, when designing retry or verification loops, when a task is too large for one context window, or when choosing between one-shot orchestration and a loop. Triggers on "loop", "iterate until", "keep going until", "run until it passes", "ralph loop", "long-running", or any moment the agent is about to retry work without a defined stop condition.
Cost-efficient model tiering — the advisor pattern (a cheap executor consults a stronger model rarely) and the orchestrator pattern (a strong model plans while cheaper workers execute). Use when choosing which model runs a session vs its subagents, when cost matters on long agentic work, or when the user mentions "Fable", "advisor", "model tiering", "token cost", "cheaper model", or asks which model should drive a workflow.
Draht command prompt wrapper for orchestrate-loop. Use when the user selects the Draht orchestrate-loop workflow or wants to run a verification-gated loop of fresh subagent iterations until a deterministic check passes.
Draht's Get Shit Done workflow — how to use /new-project, /discuss-phase, /plan-phase, /execute-phase, /verify-work, /next-milestone, /pause-work, /resume-work, /progress, /fix, /quick and the .planning/ directory structure to drive a project from idea to shipping. Use when the user asks how to plan work, structure a project, set up milestones, track progress, or wants to start using draht's workflow.
Draht's Get Shit Done workflow — how to use /new-project, /discuss-phase, /plan-phase, /execute-phase, /verify-work, /next-milestone, /pause-work, /resume-work, /progress, /fix, /quick and the .planning/ directory structure to drive a project from idea to shipping. Use when the user asks how to plan work, structure a project, set up milestones, track progress, or wants to start using draht's workflow.
Decompose work into atomic reasoning units before acting — state the logical component, validate independence, verify correctness. The discipline that opens every draht slash command. Use whenever planning, designing, refactoring, breaking down a feature, structuring a commit, or scoping work. Triggers on "plan", "decompose", "break down", "scope", "split", "atomic", "how should I structure", or any moment Codex is about to spawn many parallel changes without first carving the work into independently-verifiable units.