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Disciplined implementation in pi-agent-dashboard: the rebuild matrix (extension→reload, server→restart, client→build+restart, openspec-apply→full rebuild) plus the project''s code discipline rules. Use when writing code, after editing extension/server/client, after applying an Op

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Implement

Two halves: how to write the change (discipline) and how to land it in the running system (rebuild + restart).

The skill exists because both halves are easy to get wrong:

Agents over-engineer simple changes when they're not anchored.
Agents rebuild the wrong component (or worse, all components when they didn't need to) after editing files.

Quick decision tree

        Did you edit code?
                │
       ┌────────┴────────┐
       │                 │
       ▼                 ▼
   src/extension/    src/server/ or src/shared/
       │                 │
       ▼                 ▼
   npm run reload    curl -X POST localhost:8000/api/restart
                     (no build step — jiti runs TS directly)

   src/client/ (dev mode)   →  nothing, Vite HMR
   src/client/ (prod mode)  →  npm run build && restart
   Multi-component / openspec  →  npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/full-rebuild.ts

Quick check current mode:

npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/check-mode.ts    # prints "dev" or "production"

Restart server (preserves mode unless overridden):

npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/restart-server.ts          # graceful restart, keeps mode
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/restart-server.ts --dev    # force dev mode
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/restart-server.ts --prod   # force production mode

Full rebuild (after openspec-apply or multi-component change):

npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/full-rebuild.ts

full-rebuild.ts deploys the checked-out dev version to the local running instance (build + restart + reload). It is NOT a feature-implementation step — worktree / Docker-isolated feature work does not run it. The code-review gate is separate (below).

Scripts are TypeScript (cross-platform). All invocations use npx tsx so they work identically on Linux, macOS, and Windows. tsx is already a project dep.

Full matrix with edge cases (dev-mode fallback, fault-tolerant restart, single-restart-path rule) lives in references/rebuild-matrix.md.

Review — two tiers (inner loop vs ship gate)

Review is split by moment. The inner loop runs on an unlimited engine every non-trivial change; the rate-limited cloud gate is reserved for the PR.

Inner loop (during dev, before commit) — review-code discipline. After writing a non-trivial change, review the diff with the review-code skill (eng-disciplines): engine-agnostic — inspect design→correctness→complexity→tests→naming→security, emit labelled findings, fix issue(blocking) surgically, re-review until no blocking finding remains, then commit. Runs on a model engine — no cloud quota spent, so run it freely per change.

Ship gate (opt-in, PR-time) — CodeRabbit. Reserved for the pull request so its quota is unspent during dev. Worktree-safe and server-independent — no build, no restart:

RUN_CR_REVIEW=1 npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/review-changes.ts   # opt in (uncommitted)
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/review-changes.ts --ship -t committed --base main
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/review-changes.ts                   # default: skips → use review-code

Warn-and-continue, never blocks: CodeRabbit is cloud rate-limited; on limit / missing CLI / auth failure it prints "deferred to a later cycle" and exits 0. Fix Critical/Warning findings, then commit. See the code-review skill for the CodeRabbit severity triage + fix loop.

openspec-apply: the review-code inner-loop pass runs after each task's code is written; the CodeRabbit gate is opt-in at ship (ship-change owns the PR-time review). Both run in the worktree without touching the main server.

Subagent checkpoints (apply loop) — offload read/write-light work, keep the builder inline

The builder (this loop) owns all decisions and code writes — coherence stays in one context. Spawn a subagent (explicit Agent call) only at these signals, to keep the main context sharp:

Signal in the task / diff	Spawn	Why isolated
touches auth, secrets, PII, untrusted input, webhooks, or a latency/throughput budget	`Audit`	deep read-only risk pass → findings; fix inline
contextFiles list is large (many files / big)	`Explore`	distill the spec; else read directly for coherence
a change landed and `docs/` prose needs updating	`DocScribe`	Rule-6 docs-delegation; caveman-style writes

Review stays a skill (review-code), not a subagent — review+fix is coherence-critical and wants full context. Tests: run+capture inline (tee→grep); root-cause via systematic-debugging inline. Full rationale: docs/skills-as-subagents.md.

The discipline — write less code, write the right code

The full code-discipline reference lives in references/code-discipline.md. It expands AGENTS.md "Code Instructions" with concrete patterns, anti-patterns, and examples. Headline rules:

Rule	One-liner
0. kb-first, even as an executor	Before you `grep`/`rg` for a symbol, Read a file to learn its purpose, or chase an import, run `kb_search` / `kb agents <path>` / `kb_neighbors` FIRST. Fires on the ACTION, not the intent — knowing which file the task names does not exempt you.
1. Think before coding	State assumptions. Ask via `ask_user` when unclear. Never speculate about unread files. Confirm major plans.
2. Simplicity first	Minimum code that solves the problem. No speculative abstractions. "Would a senior engineer say this is overcomplicated?"
3. Surgical changes	Touch only what you must. Don't "improve" adjacent code. Match existing style. Every changed line traces to the request.
4. Goal-driven (TDD)	Write/update tests first → verify they fail → make them pass. Captures intent before code exists.
5. Communication	High-level summary per change. Use `ask_user` (not plain text) when you need a choice.

These rules also live in AGENTS.md so they're always in context. This skill loads on implementation triggers so they get foregrounded when the agent is about to write code.

Running tests — tee→grep, never rerun

Never rerun npm test to inspect errors. Pipe once, grep many times:

npm test 2>&1 | tee /tmp/pi-test.log         # run once, capture
grep -nE 'FAIL|Error|✗|✘' /tmp/pi-test.log    # find failures
grep -n -A 20 'FAIL ' /tmp/pi-test.log         # failure + context

For deeper test triage (per-package vitest configs, watch mode, coverage), see the debug-dashboard skill — its references/test-failure-triage.md.

When the running system misbehaves

Implementing != debugging. If the dashboard starts misbehaving (server hung, bridge won't connect, blank page, tests failing for non-obvious reasons), switch to the debug-dashboard skill.

If your change went red in CI after git push, switch to the ci-troubleshoot skill.

openspec-new-change — capture a non-trivial change as an OpenSpec proposal first
openspec-apply-change — implement tasks from an OpenSpec change with the artifact workflow
openspec-verify-change — validate implementation matches artifacts before archiving
review-code — inner-loop diff review discipline (unlimited engine), before commit
code-review — the opt-in CodeRabbit ship gate (PR-time)
debug-dashboard — diagnose a misbehaving running system
ci-troubleshoot — diagnose failed CI runs after push
release-cut — when the change is ready to ship as a versioned release

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name: implement
description: 'Disciplined implementation in pi-agent-dashboard: the rebuild matrix (extension→reload, server→restart, client→build+restart, openspec-apply→full rebuild) plus the project''s code discipline rules. Use when writing code, after editing extension/server/client, after applying an OpenSpec change, when unsure what to rebuild, or before committing. Triggers: "rebuild and restart", "TDD this".'

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name: implement
description: 'Disciplined implementation in pi-agent-dashboard: the rebuild matrix (extension→reload, server→restart, client→build+restart, openspec-apply→full rebuild) plus the project''s code discipline rules. Use when writing code, after editing extension/server/client, after applying an OpenSpec change, when unsure what to rebuild, or before committing. Triggers: "rebuild and restart", "TDD this".'
---

# Implement

Two halves: **how to write the change** (discipline) and **how to land it in the running system** (rebuild + restart).

The skill exists because both halves are easy to get wrong:
- Agents over-engineer simple changes when they're not anchored.
- Agents rebuild the wrong component (or worse, all components when they didn't need to) after editing files.

## Quick decision tree

```
        Did you edit code?
                │
       ┌────────┴────────┐
       │                 │
       ▼                 ▼
   src/extension/    src/server/ or src/shared/
       │                 │
       ▼                 ▼
   npm run reload    curl -X POST localhost:8000/api/restart
                     (no build step — jiti runs TS directly)

   src/client/ (dev mode)   →  nothing, Vite HMR
   src/client/ (prod mode)  →  npm run build && restart
   Multi-component / openspec  →  npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/full-rebuild.ts
```

Quick check current mode:
```bash
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/check-mode.ts    # prints "dev" or "production"
```

Restart server (preserves mode unless overridden):
```bash
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/restart-server.ts          # graceful restart, keeps mode
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/restart-server.ts --dev    # force dev mode
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/restart-server.ts --prod   # force production mode
```

Full rebuild (after `openspec-apply` or multi-component change):
```bash
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/full-rebuild.ts
```

> `full-rebuild.ts` **deploys the checked-out dev version to the local running instance** (build + restart + reload). It is NOT a feature-implementation step — worktree / Docker-isolated feature work does not run it. The code-review gate is separate (below).
>
> Scripts are TypeScript (cross-platform). All invocations use `npx tsx` so they work identically on Linux, macOS, and Windows. `tsx` is already a project dep.

Full matrix with edge cases (dev-mode fallback, fault-tolerant restart, single-restart-path rule) lives in [`references/rebuild-matrix.md`](references/rebuild-matrix.md).

## Review — two tiers (inner loop vs ship gate)

Review is split by moment. The inner loop runs on an **unlimited** engine every non-trivial change; the rate-limited cloud gate is **reserved for the PR**.

**Inner loop (during dev, before commit) — `review-code` discipline.** After writing a non-trivial change, review the diff with the **`review-code`** skill (eng-disciplines): engine-agnostic — inspect design→correctness→complexity→tests→naming→security, emit labelled findings, fix `issue(blocking)` surgically, re-review until no blocking finding remains, then commit. Runs on a model engine — no cloud quota spent, so run it freely per change.

**Ship gate (opt-in, PR-time) — CodeRabbit.** Reserved for the pull request so its quota is unspent during dev. **Worktree-safe and server-independent** — no build, no restart:

```bash
RUN_CR_REVIEW=1 npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/review-changes.ts   # opt in (uncommitted)
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/review-changes.ts --ship -t committed --base main
npx tsx .pi/skills/implement/scripts/review-changes.ts                   # default: skips → use review-code
```

**Warn-and-continue, never blocks**: CodeRabbit is cloud rate-limited; on limit / missing CLI / auth failure it prints "deferred to a later cycle" and exits 0. Fix Critical/Warning findings, then commit. See the **`code-review`** skill for the CodeRabbit severity triage + fix loop.

> openspec-apply: the `review-code` inner-loop pass runs after each task's code is written; the CodeRabbit gate is opt-in at ship (ship-change owns the PR-time review). Both run in the worktree without touching the main server.

## Subagent checkpoints (apply loop) — offload read/write-light work, keep the builder inline

The builder (this loop) owns all decisions and code writes — coherence stays in one context. Spawn a subagent (explicit `Agent` call) only at these signals, to keep the main context sharp:

| Signal in the task / diff | Spawn | Why isolated |
|---|---|---|
| touches auth, secrets, PII, untrusted input, webhooks, or a latency/throughput budget | `Audit` | deep read-only risk pass → findings; fix inline |
| contextFiles list is large (many files / big) | `Explore` | distill the spec; else read directly for coherence |
| a change landed and `docs/` prose needs updating | `DocScribe` | Rule-6 docs-delegation; caveman-style writes |

Review stays a **skill** (`review-code`), not a subagent — review+fix is coherence-critical and wants full context. Tests: run+capture inline (tee→grep); root-cause via `systematic-debugging` inline. Full rationale: `docs/skills-as-subagents.md`.

## The discipline — write less code, write the right code

The full code-discipline reference lives in [`references/code-discipline.md`](references/code-discipline.md). It expands `AGENTS.md` "Code Instructions" with concrete patterns, anti-patterns, and examples. Headline rules:

| Rule | One-liner |
|------|-----------|
| 0. kb-first, even as an executor | Before you `grep`/`rg` for a symbol, Read a file to learn its purpose, or chase an import, run `kb_search` / `kb agents <path>` / `kb_neighbors` FIRST. Fires on the ACTION, not the intent — knowing which file the task names does not exempt you. |
| 1. Think before coding | State assumptions. Ask via `ask_user` when unclear. Never speculate about unread files. Confirm major plans. |
| 2. Simplicity first | Minimum code that solves the problem. No speculative abstractions. "Would a senior engineer say this is overcomplicated?" |
| 3. Surgical changes | Touch only what you must. Don't "improve" adjacent code. Match existing style. Every changed line traces to the request. |
| 4. Goal-driven (TDD) | Write/update tests first → verify they fail → make them pass. Captures intent before code exists. |
| 5. Communication | High-level summary per change. Use `ask_user` (not plain text) when you need a choice. |

These rules also live in `AGENTS.md` so they're always in context. This skill loads on implementation triggers so they get foregrounded when the agent is about to write code.

## Running tests — tee→grep, never rerun

Never rerun `npm test` to inspect errors. Pipe once, grep many times:

```bash
npm test 2>&1 | tee /tmp/pi-test.log         # run once, capture
grep -nE 'FAIL|Error|✗|✘' /tmp/pi-test.log    # find failures
grep -n -A 20 'FAIL ' /tmp/pi-test.log         # failure + context
```

For deeper test triage (per-package vitest configs, watch mode, coverage), see the **`debug-dashboard`** skill — its `references/test-failure-triage.md`.

## When the running system misbehaves

Implementing != debugging. If the dashboard starts misbehaving (server hung, bridge won't connect, blank page, tests failing for non-obvious reasons), switch to the **`debug-dashboard`** skill.

If your change went red in CI after `git push`, switch to the **`ci-troubleshoot`** skill.

## Related skills

- `openspec-new-change` — capture a non-trivial change as an OpenSpec proposal first
- `openspec-apply-change` — implement tasks from an OpenSpec change with the artifact workflow
- `openspec-verify-change` — validate implementation matches artifacts before archiving
- `review-code` — inner-loop diff review discipline (unlimited engine), before commit
- `code-review` — the opt-in CodeRabbit ship gate (PR-time)
- `debug-dashboard` — diagnose a misbehaving running system
- `ci-troubleshoot` — diagnose failed CI runs after push
- `release-cut` — when the change is ready to ship as a versioned release

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Repositorio fuente: BlackBeltTechnology/pi-agent-dashboard
Licencia: MIT
Versión: 1.0.0
Último push de GitHub: 5 sept 2026
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