bitmark-playground

Double-check the last work, whether it be a plan, design, or implementation, ensuring all aspects have been fully considered. Use when user wants to check work, or mentions "double check".

Align source with target. Use this when asked to align, check, or verify alignment between artifacts.

Create or update ARCHITECTURE.md. Use this when asked to create, update or modify the project architecture.

Brainstorm ideas, explore solutions, and evaluate options. Use this when asked to brainstorm, explore ideas, or analyze trade-offs.

Run traceability and schema checks, then fix any errors. Use this when asked to check, validate, or fix traceability and schema issues.

Implement code and tests based on architecture, requirements, and design (or a set of tasks). Use this when asked to implement features, write code, or create tests.

Create or update design documents. Use this when asked to create, update or modify feature designs.

Create or update project documentation (README.md and /docs). Use this when asked to write, update or improve documentation.

Create or update usage examples for a feature. Use this when asked to provide detailed code examples, CLI demonstrations, or configuration samples.

Create or update feature context documents. Use this when asked to describe a feature, explain motivation, or provide non-normative context.

Create or update ad-hoc plan documents. Use this when asked to create plans, break down work, or organize tasks, but not when specifically asked to create tasks from requirements and design documents.

Refactor code or docs while preserving behavior, meaning, and traceability. Use this when asked to refactor, restructure, or improve code quality.

Create or update requirements documents. Use this when asked to create, update or modify requirements.

Deprecate requirements by retiring IDs to the tombstone file. Use this when asked to deprecate, retire, or remove requirements, acceptance criteria, or components.

Merge two feature codes into one. Use this when asked to combine, merge, or consolidate feature codes.

Tidy and reorganise the specifications logically. Use this when asked to tidy or reorganise the specifications.

Create or update task list documents. Use this when asked to create tasks, generate implementation steps, or break down requirements and designs into work items.

Upgrade specs to match current schemas. Use this when asked to upgrade, migrate, or update specification documents to conform to schema changes.

Understand awa, its CLI, and configuration. Use this when asked about awa itself, how to use it, or how to configure it.

Implement an idea from start to finish using the full awa workflow. Use this when asked to take an idea through the complete development cycle.

Align of source with target. Use this when asked to validate, check, or verify alignment between artifacts.

Deprecate requirements by retiring IDs to the tombstone file. Use this when asked to deprecate, retire, or remove requirements, acceptance criteria, or components.