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Guidelines for fast-tracking trivial tasks (typos, UI tweaks, simple bugfixes).

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# Skill: Light Mode > **Tier**: 2 (Load on specific trigger) > **Purpose**: Provide streamlined instructions for trivial, low-risk tasks. ## Definition of "Low Risk" A task qualifies for Light Mode if ALL of the following are true: - [ ] No new files created (except minor config tweaks). - [ ] No database schema changes. - [ ] No API contract changes (endpoints, request/response formats). - [ ] No new dependencies added. - [ ] No modifications to files matching: `auth*`, `payment*`, `crypto*`, `security*`. - [ ] Estimated implementation time: < 30 minutes. If **ANY** condition is false, **ESCALATE** to standard pipeline. --- ## Instructions by Role ### For Analyst 1. Mark the TASK title with `[LIGHT]` tag. 2. Keep requirements minimal — focus on "What is broken?" and "What is the expected fix?". 3. Skip detailed acceptance criteria if the fix is obvious. ### For Developer 1. **Do not overengineer.** Fix the issue directly. 2. **Do not refactor** unrelated code. 3. **Run tests** after every change. 4. If you discover complexity (DB migration, API change), **STOP** and request workflow switch. ### For Code Reviewer 1. Focus on **correctness** and **tests**. 2. **Skip architectural nitpicks** unless they are critical bugs. 3. **Perform a basic security sanity check:** - No credentials or secrets in code. - No new dependencies without approval. - No changes to auth/payment/crypto files. 4. If security concerns arise, **ESCALATE** to `skill-security-audit`. --- ...

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Author
MatrixFounder
Repository
MatrixFounder/Agentic-development
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
Apache-2.0

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