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File a new card with frontmatter, DoD scaffold, and (for bugs) reproduce.py stub. AUTO-INVOKE when user says "let's do X", "implement Y", "fix Z", "add support for", "I want to", "we need to", describes a bug, requests a feature, or initiates ANY persistent work item. The card is filed BEFORE implementation — the body is the briefing the next reader (human or AI agent) needs to act cold. Title must be user-facing, descriptive, PO-readable (not engineer's jargon).
zauberzeug/game-of-cards · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill zauberzeug/game-of-cards
## Preflight If any `!` block below shows `goc: command not found`, `Permission for this action has been denied`, or `no such file or directory: .game-of-cards/deck/`, **stop and invoke `Skill(kickoff)` first**. Kickoff detects which setup step is missing (CLI not installed, Bash allowance not granted, project state not scaffolded) and walks the user through it. Re-invoke this skill only after kickoff completes. # File a new card XP's **story card as conversation** (Beck, 1999): a card is a self-contained briefing for the next reader — human or agent — written so the work can be picked up cold. Hallway context evaporates between /loop iterations and conversational continuity is the first casualty when a sub-agent reads the card three weeks later. Each card must therefore carry its own evidence (verbatim quotes, reproducer output), its own framing (what's broken, why it matters), and its own closure contract (the DoD). Scaffold a `deck/<title>/` dir with valid frontmatter, an empty `log.md`, and a placeholder DoD that `Skill(finish-card)` will refuse to satisfy until you write real criteria. The CLI guarantees frontmatter validity; the body is on you. User argument: $ARGUMENTS ## Step 1 — confirm the title Slug pattern: `^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*[a-z0-9]$` (per `Skill(card-schema)`). Short, hyphenated, descriptive. Examples: `csv-export-button-truncates-rows-over-10000`, `auth-cookie-expires-too-soon`, `test-zero-w-prediction-tautology-compares-identical-graphs`. `goc new` e