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Primary pipeline execution step after /prd-to-issues or for clearly scoped implementation work. Use to build, verify, and commit a concrete slice, delegating to /tdd for backend work and behavior-heavy frontend logic when red-green-refactor will reduce risk. Not for shaping or pre-merge review.
chrislacey89/skills · ★ 3 · Code & Development · score 72
Install: claude install-skill chrislacey89/skills
# Execute Execute a complete unit of work: plan it, build it, verify the actual outcomes, commit it. ## Invocation Position This is a primary pipeline skill used after `/prd-to-issues` has produced a concrete slice, or when the user already has a clearly scoped implementation task. Use `/execute` when the work is ready to build, verify, and commit. Use HITL `/execute` when the slice still needs active user judgment, supervision, or acceptance decisions during implementation. Use AFK `/execute` only when the next slice is already durable in GitHub, unblocked, and legible from its issue, boundary map, and any linked research artifact (archive file or spike issue) or `docs/solutions/` context. Legible to a reader holding none of it — which is what an AFK iteration is. `/prd-to-issues` §4's context completeness check is the gate behind that condition: it requires every AFK slice to carry a `### Context` block, or explicit empty declarations, before the issue is filed. A slice marked AFK with no such block was never checked against this condition, only assumed to meet it. Treat that as a reason to run the slice HITL, or to send it back through `/prd-to-issues`, rather than as a formality to wave through. See **Step 0: Prerequisites** below for the mandatory Ralph auto-detection and TDD marker gates. Do not use it to replace `/shape`, `/research`, or `/write-a-prd` when the problem or shape is still unresolved. Do not use it as a substitute for `/pre-merge` once implementat