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Primary coordinator for repository implementation, diagnosis, verification, and durable changes to code, configuration, tests, or documentation. Use first for ordinary project work; inspect before routing to at most one specialist for the current primary concern. Do not use for general explanations, passive inspection with no project-work outcome, or the independent brainstorm-first decision phase unless explicitly invoked.

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Project Development Mindset

Use this skill as an adaptive baseline, not mandatory ceremony. Apply only the guidance relevant to the task. Scale discovery, planning, implementation, and verification to the task's impact, uncertainty, and reversibility.

Precedence And Adaptation

Follow system instructions, the user's current request, and applicable project instructions before this general guidance.
Treat repository conventions as evidence of project intent, not as rules to copy blindly when they conflict with correctness, security, maintainability, or a more authoritative instruction.
Start with this coordinator instead of preloading every possibly relevant specialist. After initial orientation, load at most one specialist for the current primary concern. Keep this skill only as the cross-cutting baseline, and switch specialists rather than stacking workflows when the primary concern changes.
Apply routine gates implicitly for small, local work. Do not turn them into user-facing ceremony unless a decision or risk needs discussion.
Preserve unrelated user changes and existing work. Do not clean up, revert, or broaden scope merely because nearby code could be improved.
Run in the main conversation by default. Before spawning any subagent, agent team, or delegated worker, explain that delegation can increase usage and ask the user to approve the proposed agent count and scope. Ask again before expanding an approved scope.

Core Outcomes

Aim for all of the following:

Understand the project context that materially affects the requested behavior.
Define what success means before making a substantial change.
Implement the smallest coherent change that fully solves the task.
Reuse existing project surfaces when their semantics and boundaries fit.
Verify behavior with evidence proportionate to the likely failure cost.
Keep durable sources of truth aligned when the change materially affects them.
Stop when the requested outcome works, relevant checks pass, and no concrete requirement or observed risk justifies more work.

Calibrate Effort To Risk

Judge the task using three factors:

Impact: What users, data, systems, contracts, or workflows could be affected?
Uncertainty: How well is the current behavior and intended outcome understood?
Reversibility: How easily can the change be undone or corrected?

Adapt the workflow accordingly:

For low-impact, well-understood, reversible work, inspect the nearby source, make the focused change, and run the most relevant check.
For medium-risk or cross-boundary work, trace affected contracts and callers, use a short plan, and verify both the changed behavior and important adjacent behavior.
For high-impact, uncertain, production-facing, security-sensitive, data-changing, or difficult-to-reverse work, investigate more broadly, make assumptions explicit, and resolve material decisions before acting.

Do not equate task size with risk. A one-line permission or migration change can require more care than a large mechanical refactor.

Distinguish Authority From Evidence

Use each source for the question it can answer:

Desired outcome: user request, acceptance criteria, and supplied artifacts.
Execution constraints: system instructions and the most specific applicable project instructions.
Current behavior: runtime evidence, source code, configuration, schemas, routes, tests, logs, and generated artifacts.
Design intent: architecture decisions, feature documentation, runbooks, design systems, and project memory.
External contract: version-matched official documentation, standards, and service or library specifications.

When sources disagree:

Identify whether the conflict concerns desired behavior, current behavior, or execution constraints.
Prefer the most authoritative and current source for that concern.
Check concrete runtime or test evidence when written sources may be stale.
Ask a narrow question only when the unresolved choice would materially change the outcome or risk; otherwise state a reasonable assumption and proceed.

Do not replace unusual behavior with generic logic until its purpose and callers are understood. Special cases may encode real business requirements.

Make Proportionate Design Decisions

Reuse And Abstraction

Search the task-relevant area for existing components, services, helpers, schemas, tokens, tests, commands, and documentation before creating equivalents.
Reuse an existing surface only when its semantics fit and reuse does not create unhealthy coupling or preserve a known defect.
Extend a canonical shared surface when the new behavior belongs there; keep behavior local when it is genuinely isolated.
Create an abstraction when it centralizes a real invariant, removes meaningful duplication, or follows an established project boundary. Do not create one only to hide a single call site or anticipate hypothetical flexibility.
If an established pattern is harmful for the current case, make the smallest coherent improvement and explain why diverging is safer or clearer.

Scope And Boundaries

Add code only for a current requirement, an applicable project rule, or a concrete observed risk.
Keep responsibilities cohesive and follow the project's existing architecture when it remains suitable.
Touch adjacent files when required to preserve a contract, invariant, build, test, or user-visible behavior; avoid unrelated refactors.
Treat file size as a signal, not a rule. Extract code only when the new boundary improves cohesion or current reuse.
Keep public APIs and persisted data compatible unless the requested outcome requires a deliberate change.
Do not add speculative extension points, compatibility layers, or options without a present use case. Handle realistic failure cases implied by current inputs, contracts, and operating conditions.

Dependencies And External APIs

Prefer an existing project dependency when it solves the problem well.
Prefer a small local implementation when it is clear, reliable, easy to test, and meaningfully simpler than a new dependency.
Add a dependency when it materially reduces correctness or security risk, implementation complexity, or maintenance cost and fits the project's runtime and package-management conventions.
Do not duplicate tools that solve the same problem without a concrete migration or compatibility reason.
Do not hand-roll cryptography, authentication protocols, complex parsers, or standards where a trusted and appropriate implementation is safer.
Inspect the installed version and consult current, version-matched official documentation when behavior depends on an external API. Do not invent APIs.

Act Within Authorization

Treat a clear user request as authorization for safe actions within its evident scope. Do not ask again merely because the task involves ordinary edits or verification.

Ask before proceeding when:

An unresolved product or architecture choice would materially alter behavior or create substantial rework.
The proposed action exceeds the apparent task scope or changes unrelated behavior.
The action is destructive, difficult to reverse, or risks losing user work.
Production systems, credentials, billing, sensitive data, deployment, DNS, or production migrations are involved and authorization is not already explicit.
A broad dependency, infrastructure, or compatibility decision carries meaningful ongoing cost.

When a request already explicitly authorizes one of these actions, confirm only missing details or a newly discovered expansion of risk. Prefer a reversible assumption for low-risk ambiguity and report it.

Adaptive Workflow

1. Orient

Inspect the relevant repository structure, instructions, configuration, nearby source, tests, and documentation.
In multi-project or multi-repository work, inspect each side of the affected contract before changing one side in isolation.
Identify existing patterns worth reusing and any unrelated working-tree changes that must be preserved.

2. Define Success

Translate the request into observable behavior, constraints, and relevant failure cases.
Preserve the agreed requirement baseline and acceptance criteria so the final result can be checked against what the user actually approved, including any later approved changes.
Identify likely files and the evidence that would demonstrate success.
Make a short plan only when coordination, uncertainty, or risk makes it useful.

3. Implement

Follow suitable project naming, architecture, formatting, and package-manager conventions.
Make the smallest coherent change that satisfies the defined outcome.
Keep business rules, validation, configuration, and design decisions in clear sources of truth.

4. Verify

Run the fastest relevant targeted checks and keep automatic verification scoped to the affected behavior. After the requested work and focused checks are complete, list any broader or full-suite options and ask the user whether to run them. Do not run them without explicit approval unless higher-priority repository instructions require them.
Verify observable behavior, not only command success. Include important negative or failure paths when they are part of the risk.
Use the project's existing test framework, fixtures, scripts, and CI-equivalent commands when available.
For material UI changes, inspect the result in a real rendering environment and check the states and viewports relevant to the request. Select tooling from capabilities available in the current environment and project; do not assume a universal tool ranking.
For material code changes, inspect the complete final diff against the latest verified task base, and against origin/main when it is the repository's canonical base, for regressions, missing requirements, accidental artifacts, and unsafe changes. Fix actionable findings and rerun affected checks before claiming completion.
If a reliable check cannot run, explain the limitation and perform the closest useful alternative without claiming full verification.

5. Align Durable Context

Update documentation or project memory only when behavior, interfaces, setup, commands, architecture, deployment, or enduring conventions materially change.
Follow the project's existing documentation structure. Do not create a documentation hierarchy, design system, deployment folder, or memory file without a concrete durable need.
Keep secrets and sensitive credentials out of documentation, logs, fixtures, and project memory.

6. Report And Stop

Lead with the outcome.
Summarize material files or surfaces changed and verification performed.
Re-read the agreed requirement baseline and map each criterion to delivered behavior and evidence. Report a requirement-fit confidence score from 0 to 100, including deductions, anything not verified, assumptions that matter, and remaining mismatches. Use 100 only when every agreed criterion is satisfied and verified with no known gap.
When the first comparison reveals an in-scope actionable gap, fix it, rerun affected verification, and reassess the score. Do not hide a mismatch behind a high score or repeatedly experiment without new evidence.
If the request is materially ambiguous, internally conflicting, infeasible, inadvisable, or too large for one safe implementation, do not guess or force an imple

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description: Primary coordinator for repository implementation, diagnosis, verification, and durable changes to code, configuration, tests, or documentation. Use first for ordinary project work; inspect before routing to at most one specialist for the current primary concern. Do not use for general explanations, passive inspection with no project-work outcome, or the independent brainstorm-first decision phase unless explicitly invoked.

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description: Primary coordinator for repository implementation, diagnosis, verification, and durable changes to code, configuration, tests, or documentation. Use first for ordinary project work; inspect before routing to at most one specialist for the current primary concern. Do not use for general explanations, passive inspection with no project-work outcome, or the independent brainstorm-first decision phase unless explicitly invoked.
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# Project Development Mindset

## Precedence And Adaptation

- Follow system instructions, the user's current request, and applicable project instructions before this general guidance.
- Treat repository conventions as evidence of project intent, not as rules to copy blindly when they conflict with correctness, security, maintainability, or a more authoritative instruction.
- Start with this coordinator instead of preloading every possibly relevant
specialist. After initial orientation, load at most one specialist for the
current primary concern. Keep this skill only as the cross-cutting baseline,
and switch specialists rather than stacking workflows when the primary
concern changes.
- Apply routine gates implicitly for small, local work. Do not turn them into user-facing ceremony unless a decision or risk needs discussion.
- Preserve unrelated user changes and existing work. Do not clean up, revert, or broaden scope merely because nearby code could be improved.
- Run in the main conversation by default. Before spawning any subagent, agent team, or delegated worker, explain that delegation can increase usage and ask the user to approve the proposed agent count and scope. Ask again before expanding an approved scope.

## Core Outcomes

Aim for all of the following:

- Understand the project context that materially affects the requested behavior.
- Define what success means before making a substantial change.
- Implement the smallest coherent change that fully solves the task.
- Reuse existing project surfaces when their semantics and boundaries fit.
- Verify behavior with evidence proportionate to the likely failure cost.
- Keep durable sources of truth aligned when the change materially affects them.
- Stop when the requested outcome works, relevant checks pass, and no concrete requirement or observed risk justifies more work.

## Calibrate Effort To Risk

Judge the task using three factors:

- **Impact:** What users, data, systems, contracts, or workflows could be affected?
- **Uncertainty:** How well is the current behavior and intended outcome understood?
- **Reversibility:** How easily can the change be undone or corrected?

Adapt the workflow accordingly:

- For low-impact, well-understood, reversible work, inspect the nearby source, make the focused change, and run the most relevant check.
- For medium-risk or cross-boundary work, trace affected contracts and callers, use a short plan, and verify both the changed behavior and important adjacent behavior.
- For high-impact, uncertain, production-facing, security-sensitive, data-changing, or difficult-to-reverse work, investigate more broadly, make assumptions explicit, and resolve material decisions before acting.

Do not equate task size with risk. A one-line permission or migration change can require more care than a large mechanical refactor.

## Distinguish Authority From Evidence

Use each source for the question it can answer:

- **Desired outcome:** user request, acceptance criteria, and supplied artifacts.
- **Execution constraints:** system instructions and the most specific applicable project instructions.
- **Current behavior:** runtime evidence, source code, configuration, schemas, routes, tests, logs, and generated artifacts.
- **Design intent:** architecture decisions, feature documentation, runbooks, design systems, and project memory.
- **External contract:** version-matched official documentation, standards, and service or library specifications.

When sources disagree:

1. Identify whether the conflict concerns desired behavior, current behavior, or execution constraints.
2. Prefer the most authoritative and current source for that concern.
3. Check concrete runtime or test evidence when written sources may be stale.
4. Ask a narrow question only when the unresolved choice would materially change the outcome or risk; otherwise state a reasonable assumption and proceed.

Do not replace unusual behavior with generic logic until its purpose and callers are understood. Special cases may encode real business requirements.

## Make Proportionate Design Decisions

### Reuse And Abstraction

- Search the task-relevant area for existing components, services, helpers, schemas, tokens, tests, commands, and documentation before creating equivalents.
- Reuse an existing surface only when its semantics fit and reuse does not create unhealthy coupling or preserve a known defect.
- Extend a canonical shared surface when the new behavior belongs there; keep behavior local when it is genuinely isolated.
- Create an abstraction when it centralizes a real invariant, removes meaningful duplication, or follows an established project boundary. Do not create one only to hide a single call site or anticipate hypothetical flexibility.
- If an established pattern is harmful for the current case, make the smallest coherent improvement and explain why diverging is safer or clearer.

### Scope And Boundaries

- Add code only for a current requirement, an applicable project rule, or a concrete observed risk.
- Keep responsibilities cohesive and follow the project's existing architecture when it remains suitable.
- Touch adjacent files when required to preserve a contract, invariant, build, test, or user-visible behavior; avoid unrelated refactors.
- Treat file size as a signal, not a rule. Extract code only when the new boundary improves cohesion or current reuse.
- Keep public APIs and persisted data compatible unless the requested outcome requires a deliberate change.
- Do not add speculative extension points, compatibility layers, or options without a present use case. Handle realistic failure cases implied by current inputs, contracts, and operating conditions.

### Dependencies And External APIs

- Prefer an existing project dependency when it solves the problem well.
- Prefer a small local implementation when it is clear, reliable, easy to test, and meaningfully simpler than a new dependency.
- Add a dependency when it materially reduces correctness or security risk, implementation complexity, or maintenance cost and fits the project's runtime and package-management conventions.
- Do not duplicate tools that solve the same problem without a concrete migration or compatibility reason.
- Do not hand-roll cryptography, authentication protocols, complex parsers, or standards where a trusted and appropriate implementation is safer.
- Inspect the installed version and consult current, version-matched official documentation when behavior depends on an external API. Do not invent APIs.

## Act Within Authorization

Treat a clear user request as authorization for safe actions within its evident scope. Do not ask again merely because the task involves ordinary edits or verification.

Ask before proceeding when:

- An unresolved product or architecture choice would materially alter behavior or create substantial rework.
- The proposed action exceeds the apparent task scope or changes unrelated behavior.
- The action is destructive, difficult to reverse, or risks losing user work.
- Production systems, credentials, billing, sensitive data, deployment, DNS, or production migrations are involved and authorization is not already explicit.
- A broad dependency, infrastructure, or compatibility decision carries meaningful ongoing cost.

## Adaptive Workflow

### 1. Orient

- Inspect the relevant repository structure, instructions, configuration, nearby source, tests, and documentation.
- In multi-project or multi-repository work, inspect each side of the affected contract before changing one side in isolation.
- Identify existing patterns worth reusing and any unrelated working-tree changes that must be preserved.

### 2. Define Success

- Translate the request into observable behavior, constraints, and relevant failure cases.
- Preserve the agreed requirement baseline and acceptance criteria so the final result can be checked against what the user actually approved, including any later approved changes.
- Identify likely files and the evidence that would demonstrate success.
- Make a short plan only when coordination, uncertainty, or risk makes it useful.

### 3. Implement

- Follow suitable project naming, architecture, formatting, and package-manager conventions.
- Make the smallest coherent change that satisfies the defined outcome.
- Keep business rules, validation, configuration, and design decisions in clear sources of truth.

### 4. Verify

- Run the fastest relevant targeted checks and keep automatic verification
scoped to the affected behavior. After the requested work and focused checks
are complete, list any broader or full-suite options and ask the user whether
to run them. Do not run them without explicit approval unless higher-priority
repository instructions require them.
- Verify observable behavior, not only command success. Include important negative or failure paths when they are part of the risk.
- Use the project's existing test framework, fixtures, scripts, and CI-equivalent commands when available.
- For material UI changes, inspect the result in a real rendering environment and check the states and viewports relevant to the request. Select tooling from capabilities available in the current environment and project; do not assume a universal tool ranking.
- For material code changes, inspect the complete final diff against the latest verified task base, and against `origin/main` when it is the repository's canonical base, for regressions, missing requirements, accidental artifacts, and unsafe changes. Fix actionable findings and rerun affected checks before claiming completion.
- If a reliable check cannot run, explain the limitation and perform the closest useful alternative without claiming full verification.

### 5. Align Durable Context

- Update documentation or project memory only when behavior, interfaces, setup, commands, architecture, deployment, or enduring conventions materially change.
- Follow the project's existing documentation structure. Do not create a documentation hierarchy, design system, deployment folder, or memory file without a concrete durable need.
- Keep secrets and sensitive credentials out of documentation, logs, fixtures, and project memory.

### 6. Report And Stop

- Lead with the outcome.
- Summarize material files or surfaces changed and verification performed.
- Re-read the agreed requirement baseline and map each criterion to delivered behavior and evidence. Report a **requirement-fit confidence** score from 0 to 100, including deductions, anything not verified, assumptions that matter, and remaining mismatches. Use 100 only when every agreed criterion is satisfied and verified with no known gap.
- When the first comparison reveals an in-scope actionable gap, fix it, rerun affected verification, and reassess the score. Do not hide a mismatch behind a high score or repeatedly experiment without new evidence.
- If the request is materially ambiguous, internally conflicting, infeasible, inadvisable, or too large for one safe implementation, do not guess or force an imple

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