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engineering-flow
Engineering standards, decision pipelines, and code hygiene guidelines for software development. Covers architectural decision workflows (RFCs and ADRs), task prioritization, grounded technical research, semantic versioning, and clean code practices like explicit error handling a
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Engineering standards, decision pipelines, and code hygiene guidelines for software development. Covers architectural decision workflows (RFCs and ADRs), task prioritization, grounded technical research, semantic versioning, and clean code practices like explicit error handling and dead code removal. Activate when designing system architecture, planning releases, refactoring codebases, establishing project standards, or resolving technical uncertainty.
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Engineering Flow
Engineering standards, decision pipelines, and code hygiene rules.
Delivery Principles
Ship working software in small, verifiable increments:
- Keep changes scoped to a single logical objective.
- Avoid speculative abstractions and overengineering.
- Implement thin, vertical slices from entrypoint to persistence.
- Verify each slice with automated tests and compiler checks before proceeding.
Design Pipeline: RFCs and ADRs
Separate exploration from permanent architectural choices:
graph TD
A[Ambiguous Goal / High Uncertainty] --> B[RFC in design/rfc/]
B -->|Consensus Reached| C[ADR in design/adr/]
C --> D[Implementation Tasks]
E[Trivial / Low-Uncertainty Task] --> D
- RFCs (
design/rfc/): Use during exploration when requirements are ambiguous, trade-offs need debate, or multiple viable architectures exist. RFCs are fluid working documents. - ADRs (
design/adr/): Use to record finalized decisions. ADRs are immutable historical logs capturing context, chosen architecture, and accepted trade-offs. - Tasks: Break ADR conclusions into concrete checklist items with clear acceptance criteria.
Task Prioritization
Categorize work by technical certainty and business value:
| High Technical Certainty | Low Technical Certainty | |
|---|---|---|
| High Value | Direct execution: Implement interactively with compiler feedback and tight test loops. | Research & Spikes: Do not write production code yet. Run throwaway spikes in scratch/ or draft an RFC. |
| Low Value | Delegate: Offload to background tasks or subagents. | Defer / Discard: Drop or postpone until certainty increases or value is demonstrated. |
Research & Evidence Hierarchy
Do not guess APIs, package syntax, or model behaviors. Ground technical decisions in primary sources:
[1] Source Code (highest authority)
└── [2] Official Documentation & API Reference
└── [3] Official Release Notes & Announcements
└── [4] Industry Expert Articles (< 3 months old)
└── [5] Community Posts (< 3 months old)
└── [6] Stale Articles (> 3 months old — discard)
└── [7] Social Media (unverified — cross-check first)
Research rules:
- Test APIs and compiler behavior with throwaway scripts in
scratch/before modifying production code. - Discard community posts older than 3 months for fast-moving packages and AI tooling.
- Always include clickable URLs when citing documentation or external examples.
Dependency Version Verification
Never guess version numbers, dependency syntax, or model names:
- Inspect local project manifests (
go.mod,package.json,pyproject.toml) for existing pinned constraints. - Query package registries directly (
npm view <pkg> version,go list -m -versions <pkg>,pip index versions <pkg>) or verify current dependency documentation. - Verify AI model names and API versions against current official documentation before updating API calls (e.g., verifying current Gemini model names against Google GenAI documentation).
Semantic Versioning & 0.x Zero-Debt Rule
Follow Semantic Versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH):
- Increment
MAJOR(X.0.0) for backwards-incompatible API changes. - Increment
MINOR(x.Y.0) for backwards-compatible new features. - Increment
PATCH(x.y.Z) for backwards-compatible bug fixes.
The 0.x Zero-Debt Policy
- In
0.xdevelopment, never attempt backwards compatibility. - Do not add compatibility shims, deprecation wrappers, alias redirects, or fallback branches to support previous
0.xshapes. Refactor callers and interfaces directly.
Broken Window Code Hygiene
Enforce clean code standards across every edit:
- Delete dead code, unreachable branches, unused variables, and stale comments immediately.
- Implementation comments must explain current logic only. Never write comments detailing how earlier versions worked or why code was rewritten; historical context belongs exclusively in ADRs and RFCs.
- Keep names clean, unambiguous, and consistent across variables, types, and files.
- Handle every error explicitly at the origin point. Never discard errors (e.g.,
_ = err, emptycatch, or unhandled promises). - Never suppress linter errors with ignore directives (
//nolint,# noqa,eslint-disable). Fix the underlying code. - Logging is not error handling. An error must be handled, propagated to the caller, or aborted with a clean exit.
Pre-Release Quality Gate
Before staging, committing, or pushing code:
- Run the full build, format, lint, and test suite.
- Verify all modified files satisfy the Broken Window Code Hygiene criteria.
- Never commit or push with failing tests, broken formatting, or active lint errors.
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name: engineering-flow description: > Engineering standards, decision pipelines, and code hygiene guidelines for software development. Covers architectural decision workflows (RFCs and ADRs), task prioritization, grounded technical research, semantic versioning, and clean code practices like explicit error handling and dead code removal. Activate when designing system architecture, planning releases, refactoring codebases, establishing project standards, or resolving technical uncertainty. license: Apache-2.0 metadata: category: coding tags: "engineering, standards, architecture, workflow, quality, hygiene" author: Daniela Petruzalek (daniela@danicat.dev) version: "0.2.0" catalog: https://skills.danicat.dev
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---
name: engineering-flow
description: >
Engineering standards, decision pipelines, and code hygiene guidelines for
software development. Covers architectural decision workflows (RFCs and ADRs),
task prioritization, grounded technical research, semantic versioning, and
clean code practices like explicit error handling and dead code removal.
Activate when designing system architecture, planning releases, refactoring
codebases, establishing project standards, or resolving technical uncertainty.
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
category: coding
tags: "engineering, standards, architecture, workflow, quality, hygiene"
author: Daniela Petruzalek (daniela@danicat.dev)
version: "0.2.0"
catalog: https://skills.danicat.dev
---
# Engineering Flow
Engineering standards, decision pipelines, and code hygiene rules.
---
## Delivery Principles
Ship working software in small, verifiable increments:
- Keep changes scoped to a single logical objective.
- Avoid speculative abstractions and overengineering.
- Implement thin, vertical slices from entrypoint to persistence.
- Verify each slice with automated tests and compiler checks before proceeding.
---
## Design Pipeline: RFCs and ADRs
Separate exploration from permanent architectural choices:
```mermaid
graph TD
A[Ambiguous Goal / High Uncertainty] --> B[RFC in design/rfc/]
B -->|Consensus Reached| C[ADR in design/adr/]
C --> D[Implementation Tasks]
E[Trivial / Low-Uncertainty Task] --> D
```
- RFCs (`design/rfc/`): Use during exploration when requirements are ambiguous, trade-offs need debate, or multiple viable architectures exist. RFCs are fluid working documents.
- ADRs (`design/adr/`): Use to record finalized decisions. ADRs are immutable historical logs capturing context, chosen architecture, and accepted trade-offs.
- Tasks: Break ADR conclusions into concrete checklist items with clear acceptance criteria.
---
## Task Prioritization
Categorize work by technical certainty and business value:
| | High Technical Certainty | Low Technical Certainty |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **High Value** | **Direct execution**: Implement interactively with compiler feedback and tight test loops. | **Research & Spikes**: Do not write production code yet. Run throwaway spikes in `scratch/` or draft an RFC. |
| **Low Value** | **Delegate**: Offload to background tasks or subagents. | **Defer / Discard**: Drop or postpone until certainty increases or value is demonstrated. |
---
## Research & Evidence Hierarchy
Do not guess APIs, package syntax, or model behaviors. Ground technical decisions in primary sources:
```text
[1] Source Code (highest authority)
└── [2] Official Documentation & API Reference
└── [3] Official Release Notes & Announcements
└── [4] Industry Expert Articles (< 3 months old)
└── [5] Community Posts (< 3 months old)
└── [6] Stale Articles (> 3 months old — discard)
└── [7] Social Media (unverified — cross-check first)
```
Research rules:
- Test APIs and compiler behavior with throwaway scripts in `scratch/` before modifying production code.
- Discard community posts older than 3 months for fast-moving packages and AI tooling.
- Always include clickable URLs when citing documentation or external examples.
---
## Dependency Version Verification
Never guess version numbers, dependency syntax, or model names:
- Inspect local project manifests (`go.mod`, `package.json`, `pyproject.toml`) for existing pinned constraints.
- Query package registries directly (`npm view <pkg> version`, `go list -m -versions <pkg>`, `pip index versions <pkg>`) or verify current dependency documentation.
- Verify AI model names and API versions against current official documentation before updating API calls (e.g., verifying current Gemini model names against Google GenAI documentation).
---
## Semantic Versioning & 0.x Zero-Debt Rule
Follow Semantic Versioning (`MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH`):
- Increment `MAJOR` (`X.0.0`) for backwards-incompatible API changes.
- Increment `MINOR` (`x.Y.0`) for backwards-compatible new features.
- Increment `PATCH` (`x.y.Z`) for backwards-compatible bug fixes.
### The 0.x Zero-Debt Policy
- In `0.x` development, never attempt backwards compatibility.
- Do not add compatibility shims, deprecation wrappers, alias redirects, or fallback branches to support previous `0.x` shapes. Refactor callers and interfaces directly.
---
## Broken Window Code Hygiene
Enforce clean code standards across every edit:
- Delete dead code, unreachable branches, unused variables, and stale comments immediately.
- Implementation comments must explain current logic only. Never write comments detailing how earlier versions worked or why code was rewritten; historical context belongs exclusively in ADRs and RFCs.
- Keep names clean, unambiguous, and consistent across variables, types, and files.
- Handle every error explicitly at the origin point. Never discard errors (e.g., `_ = err`, empty `catch`, or unhandled promises).
- Never suppress linter errors with ignore directives (`//nolint`, `# noqa`, `eslint-disable`). Fix the underlying code.
- Logging is not error handling. An error must be handled, propagated to the caller, or aborted with a clean exit.
---
## Pre-Release Quality Gate
Before staging, committing, or pushing code:
- Run the full build, format, lint, and test suite.
- Verify all modified files satisfy the Broken Window Code Hygiene criteria.
- Never commit or push with failing tests, broken formatting, or active lint errors.
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- Source repository
- danicat/skills
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Version
- 0.2.0
- Last GitHub push
- Oct 19, 2026
- Registry updated
- Oct 19, 2026
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- coding/engineering-flow/SKILL.md @ 3c723c0caaac
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Quality
54/100
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Trust
65/100
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Audit
75/100
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- Low GitHub adoption signal
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- Quality score needs review
- GitHub adoption: 20 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 20 stars, 4 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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