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Triggers the WORK-PIPELINE when a user request starts with a [] tag (e.g., [new-feature], [bugfix], [WORK start]). Use this skill whenever you detect a [] tag at the beginning of a user message.

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# WORK-PIPELINE Trigger When the user's message starts with a `[]` tag, start the WORK-PIPELINE by reading `../skills/sdd-pipeline/references/agent-flow.md` and following the orchestration flow. ## Trigger Detection Any message starting with `[...]` triggers this pipeline: - `[new-feature]`, `[enhancement]`, `[bugfix]`, `[new-work]`, `[WORK start]` - Or any custom tag in square brackets ## References Directory (CRITICAL) When this skill is triggered, Claude Code provides the "Base directory for this skill" as an absolute path. Derive the **REFERENCES_DIR** from it: ``` REFERENCES_DIR = {Base directory}/../sdd-pipeline/references ``` You MUST pass this absolute path to **every sub-agent invocation** (specifier, planner, scheduler, builder, verifier, committer). Include it at the top of the prompt text: ``` REFERENCES_DIR={absolute_path} ``` Sub-agents need this path to read their reference files. Without it, they cannot find the files and will loop. ## Pipeline Flow 1. **Call specifier agent** — analyzes the requirement, creates `works/WORK-NN/Requirement.md`, determines execution-mode (direct/pipeline/full) 2. **⛔ STOP — Present the specifier's output summary to the user and WAIT for explicit approval.** Do NOT call the next agent until the user approves. Show what was created (Requirement.md, PLAN.md if direct mode, TASK files) and ask "Proceed?" 3. **Follow the execution-mode** returned by specifier: - `direct`: call builder → committer - `pipeline`: call b...

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Author
davepoon
Repository
davepoon/buildwithclaude
Created
1 years ago
Last Updated
2 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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