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Consolidate approved Neo artifacts into a versioned implementation brief, process clarification or requested design changes, invalidate affected decisions, and obtain explicit final approval. Use only with a finalize-stage handoff generated by $neo. Do not use directly or begin implementation from a stale or unapproved brief.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Restate the immediately preceding assistant response in plain, concise human language without jargon while preserving important details and useful formatting. Use when the user says "bro", asks for a simpler explanation, or wants a technical answer made easier to read.
Independently review a candidate software change against its original plan, repository constraints, behavior, tests, design quality, compatibility, security, operations, and verification evidence without modifying files. Use for review-only requests, fresh-context $ship review handoffs, or evidence-led diff assessment. Do not use to implement fixes, refactor code, resolve existing GitHub review threads, perform product or architecture design, or approve a change whose governing plan is missing.
Deploy one release-ready immutable software candidate through the repository's established deployment path, observe declared health signals, and stop, roll back, or hand off forward repair when rollout conditions fail. Use only when the user explicitly invokes $deploy with a target environment and deployment authority. Do not use for implementation, release-readiness review, CI-only verification, implicit production mutation, or a candidate lacking identity, recovery, and health evidence.
Inspect and control live Hunk diff-review sessions through the non-interactive `hunk session` CLI. Use when the user has Hunk running, wants an interactive diff walkthrough, or wants inline Hunk comments. The daemon uses localhost, so sandboxed agents must request network or sandbox access before discovering sessions.
Resolve system boundaries, contracts, data and control flow, quality scenarios, failure behavior, and architectural tradeoffs for an active Neo task. Use only with an architecture-stage handoff generated by $neo. Do not use directly, reduce architecture to technology selection, or implement code.
Resolve system boundaries, contracts, data and control flow, quality scenarios, failure behavior, and architectural tradeoffs for an active Neo task. Use only with an architecture-stage handoff generated by $neo. Do not use directly, reduce architecture to technology selection, or implement code.
| name | neo-finalize |
| description | Consolidate approved Neo artifacts into a versioned implementation brief, process clarification or requested design changes, invalidate affected decisions, and obtain explicit final approval. Use only with a finalize-stage handoff generated by $neo. Do not use directly or begin implementation from a stale or unapproved brief. |
Work only on the active Neo finalize stage.
Use the <neo-cli> already resolved by the active $neo router. If it is not
present in the handoff context, resolve scripts/neo.py
from the installed neo skill's source location.
Validate the handoff with neo.py handoff <slug> --expect finalize.
Load approved artifacts, recorded decisions, prototype evidence, and open non-blocking risks.
Read interaction.md and implementation-brief.md.
Check cross-stage consistency. Return to the owning stage rather than silently resolving a conflict.
Write .neo/tasks/<slug>/implementation-brief.md, then run:
python3 <neo-cli> finalize <slug> \
--artifact .neo/tasks/<slug>/implementation-brief.md
Present only critical decisions, unresolved risks, changes since the prior review, and the artifact path.
Classify user feedback:
neo.py approve <slug>.After change or rejection, show a compact before/after delta and repeat all invalidated gates. Never treat silence or a clarification as approval.
Finish only when neo.py status <slug> reports the final brief as approved.
Tell the implementer to start in a fresh context with that exact artifact.