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The full arc from idea to verified working software — set expected behaviour, identify gaps, close them. Runs without pausing.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/contree:workflowThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Carries an idea through the full arc: from intent to contract to verified implementation. Sets expected behaviour, identifies where reality diverges, and closes every gap — without pausing for review.
Carries an idea through the full arc: from intent to contract to verified implementation. Sets expected behaviour, identifies where reality diverges, and closes every gap — without pausing for review.
change, sync, and tdd individuallyRun the change skill process: understand the behaviour, identify the consumer, write or modify test trees in ## Test Trees, decompose across layers and positions. Outside-in: for a new capability the System tree is the only tree to write up front. Inner trees (Use-case, Domain, Port, Adapter) get added in step 3 (TDD) as the System test pulls collaborators into being — not pre-specified here.
Do not pause for alignment — proceed directly.
Run the sync skill process: load the test trees, inventory the implementation, compare both directions, resolve drift, identify gaps.
Do not pause to present gaps — proceed directly to implementation.
For each gap identified by sync, run the tdd skill process: confirm test tree, RED functional, RED unit, implement, GREEN unit, GREEN functional, refactor. Repeat for each when/then path.
Run mutation testing at the end.
All test trees in ## Test Trees should now have passing tests and working implementation.
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