菜单
Verify implementation against the finalized plan. Checks diffs, completeness, correctness, and runs regression tests. Use after code changes are implemented.
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。
基于 SOC 职业分类
| name | relay-verify |
| description | Verify implementation against the finalized plan. Checks diffs, completeness, correctness, and runs regression tests. Use after code changes are implemented. |
Follow the instructions in ./workflow.md.
Drive Relay items end-to-end through the full code pipeline (analyze → plan/superplan → review → implement → verify → resolve) without per-skill prompting. Spawns one isolated agent per item that runs the entire pipeline and returns a structured summary; the main session never absorbs analyze landscape scans, plan code blocks, or verify diffs. Default mode picks the next item per priority rules and pauses after each; sweep mode walks N items or the whole backlog. Resumable across context compaction via on-disk session state. Use when you want to automate the code pipeline and just let Relay run.
Navigate the Relay workflow. Analyzes current project state, helps you decide what to do, and routes you to the right skill. Use when you need guidance, want to file something but are not sure if it is an issue or feature, or say what should I do next.
Set up the Relay workflow system for a new project. Creates directory structure, status files, and runs project-specific configuration. Use once per project.
Analyze and validate an item before implementation. Checks if the problem still exists, identifies root cause, and maps blast radius. Use as the first step when starting work on an item from relay-ordering.md.
Generate prioritized work ordering in relay-ordering.md. Analyzes dependencies, severity, and complexity to produce phased implementation plan. Use after relay-scan updates status.
Create a detailed, step-by-step implementation plan with risk mitigation. Use after relay-analyze has validated the item and mapped the blast radius.
