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Load when implementing an issue or applying review fixes as a dev agent.
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Project Instructions
Problems with a kendex-owned skill go through kendex report; check ownership in the file first.
Dev Workflows
orch is the caller and runtime: it owns delegation format, round acceptance, and every shell-shape rule.
| Workflow | Purpose |
|---|---|
workflows/dev-implement.md | Implementation: activate → plan → implement → validate → commit → QA labels → summary → artifact → return (§ 1-11) |
workflows/dev-fix.md | Review fixes: evaluate → apply or skip → validate → commit → artifact → return |
Review and QA-review belong to the reviewer skill: ../reviewer/workflows/review.md, ../reviewer/workflows/qa-review.md. Command shapes are orch's ../orch/SKILL.md § Harness-Safe Shell; literal format tags and round mechanics are its ../orch/references/skill-rules.md § Format Tags Are Literal and § Round Closure.
Engineering Rules
- Scope is the issue's Done-when. A behavioral surface that does not trace to it stays out of this change, and a committed render of a source file you changed traces to whatever its source traces to. Two exceptions:
- the mechanical enablers of landing it ride without tracing to it: locks, changelog, baselines, dismissal renewals, that list and nothing else, never code that runs at runtime;
- a defect the change introduces or arms is in scope by definition, unless Step 0 of
../orch/references/finding-disposition.mdexcludes it.
- Every behavior change ships with a test that runs against the script or program enforcing it, at the smallest surface that fails. A workflow sentence ships no test. A test that pins prose, drives a second implementation, or stubs the function under test does not count as a test.
- A review finding adds a case only when it names a behaviour no existing case reaches. Otherwise it tightens the existing case's assertion, and the item reasoning names that case.
- A second fix round on the same function's guard is recurrence: redesign the rule under test so the class is unrepresentable, and fold the family of cases into one table.
- A test whose premise died is deleted whole in the commit that kills the premise, and the PR body names the deletion.
- Test shape (one control per surface, tables for shaped input, one file per surface) is code-quality § Tests.
- A refusal, a validator, a lock, a retry, or a test exists only for an input a real producer emits, this project's code or anything it calls or serves; name that producer beside it, or do not write it.
- When a change deletes a call, apply code-quality § Cleanup to its callee. Its deletion maps to the call removal's Done-when item; no internal caller is not proof that a supported external API is unused.
- A field, setting, or view member added by the change has a real producer and consumer. A named and documented external producer or consumer is valid when the change adds its in-repository counterpart; otherwise, add both sides in the change.
- No migration or compat code for this project's own formats, its manifest, settings, lock and cache shapes, never another tool's on-disk state, which an adapter may have to keep recognising: write no reader for an artifact an older version of this project wrote, and decline a finding that asks you to carry one forward. A layout, schema or cache change is one changelog line and a fresh install.
- Before adding a function, parser, stub or loop, grep the repo for the verb it performs; before stating a rule, grep for the rule.
- A second copy of that verb, in any language, is a twin and never delegation, and so is a second statement of a rule another file owns, in prose, config or a table.
- Call or cite the one that exists, or escalate in your return. An issue that orders a twin is escalated, not implemented.
- Docs move with the code they describe; the
docs-writingskill states the rule and thedoc-drift-checkhook shows the user docs that may need an update. - Once a pushed head has been reviewed, later rounds add commits and never amend; before any review has run on a head, the kendex-issues fix cycle may amend only to refresh a required check that cannot be rerun.
- A push that prints
rebase-map:lines has rewritten the shas the PR'sFixed in <sha>replies name: before holding, re-reply each such thread with the new sha, or post the map as one PR comment naming old and new per line; a sha the map reports asdroppedgets a reply that the fix commit no longer exists on the branch.
Code standards are ../code-quality/SKILL.md: correctness, comments, over-engineering, cleanup.
Round Contract
Execute workflow sections in order; a "Skip if" condition is the workflow's decision, never your own scope assessment. Never push and never open a PR. The orchestrator does that after review passes. A finding on a mechanism this diff introduces or arms is a fix whatever the round, unless Step 0 of the disposition flow excludes it; a Declined: there takes one of the reason forms ../orch/references/finding-disposition.md § Decision flow sets out, never a label or a test count.
The completion artifact is the round. dev-return-write writes it after the commit; never hand-author the JSON (schema: orch schemas/dev-return.md).
--issueis the delegation'sArtifact Key:line, the normalized workflow-state key (issue-Nfor GitHub,PROJ-123for Linear), never the tracker-nativeOWNER/REPO#Nor a bare number.--round-idis itsRound ID:line.--kindalways matches what was delegated.--validatematches your commit message and return; a pass that needed a re-run is stillpass, with the caveat in--validate-note. Flag constraints and value shapes:dev-return-write --help.
Acceptance is that artifact plus git state, never your message. Write the artifact, then return exactly once over the harness's agent-to-agent channel; a disk write is not a return. Send the **Return exactly** body once and go idle.
- The channel is Claude Code
SendMessage, Codexsend_input, OpenCode a resume on the storedtask_id, Pi background the final assistant message. - In a Pi persistent pane, follow the return with
complete_subagent; background agents must not call it. - On Codex the
send_inputMESSAGE is the durable return, and the runtime'sFINAL_ANSWERecho of it is expected, not a separate return to author or expand.
Validation
Deterministic gate findings are fixed here, never carried into review. Fix what is simple and related and re-run; when a failure is complex or unrelated, commit anyway and report it; after the same failure three times, stop looping. Every unresolved failure is reported three times over: in the commit message, in --validate, and in your return.
Long-Running Validation
Invariant, every harness: the completion tail (commit → QA labels → summary → artifact → return) is never dropped, and an interrupted run is never success. Re-check its real outcome and resume the tail. How you wait is your harness's:
- Claude Code. Background the BARE command with output redirected to a log via
run_in_background, never piped or chained, then wait for it with one bounded foreground poll: a for-loop oversleep 180with a cap, reading the[exited with code N]line that closes the task's own output file. Never idle for the completion notice and never depend on a background poller for it: the harness can kill your background shell on a low-memory heuristic that fires with free memory to spare, and the notice then never comes. The verdict is that exit code; the log holds command output and never an exit status. Then resume the tail. - Codex. Foreground and block.
- Pi. Run it in the foreground.
Reflect
Skip if nothing recurred and nothing surprised you. Otherwise put the lesson where it will be read again: architecture docs when an invariant, boundary or decision changed (the docs-writing skill says what belongs there), or the managing project's kendex config (kendex.toml at the kendex project root, kendex-local.toml in a source-catalog checkout) under [skill-instructions], [agent-additional-instructions], or [agent-launch-instructions]. Bar: would this save 5+ minutes in a future session? One surgical addition per lesson, no verbose examples. A config edit takes effect only once it is rendered, which you cannot do from a worktree, so name it, and anything else you cannot update yourself, in your return as [process] discovered work.
Configuration
Agent-type placeholders are project-configurable: [AGENT_TYPE] (dev agents receiving implementation delegations), [REVIEW_AGENT], [QA_AGENT]. Commit format: [PREFIX]([ISSUE_ID]): [DESCRIPTION]. DEV_VALIDATE_CMD (kendex.settings.toml [env]) names the project's full validation command for the Validate step; an empty value is the validation failure dev-implement.md § 5. Validate states, never a fallback.
文件元数据
name: dev description: "Load when implementing an issue or applying review fixes as a dev agent." summary: "Dev-agent workflows for implementing an issue and applying review fixes, invoked by orch or specialist agents." license: MIT user-invocable: true dependencies: required: [orch, github, decider, code-quality] optional: [linear] metadata: author: vanillagreen source: kendex repository: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex" bugs: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex/issues" version: "2.0.0" tags: [automation]
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--- name: dev description: "Load when implementing an issue or applying review fixes as a dev agent." summary: "Dev-agent workflows for implementing an issue and applying review fixes, invoked by orch or specialist agents." license: MIT user-invocable: true dependencies: required: [orch, github, decider, code-quality] optional: [linear] metadata: author: vanillagreen source: kendex repository: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex" bugs: "https://github.com/vanillagreencom/kendex/issues" version: "2.0.0" tags: [automation] --- <!-- kendex:project-instructions:start --> ## Project Instructions <!-- kendex:shared-instructions:start --> Problems with a kendex-owned skill go through `kendex report`; check ownership in the file first. <!-- kendex:shared-instructions:end --> <!-- kendex:project-instructions:end --> # Dev Workflows orch is the caller and runtime: it owns delegation format, round acceptance, and every shell-shape rule. | Workflow | Purpose | |----------|---------| | `workflows/dev-implement.md` | Implementation: activate → plan → implement → validate → commit → QA labels → summary → artifact → return (§ 1-11) | | `workflows/dev-fix.md` | Review fixes: evaluate → apply or skip → validate → commit → artifact → return | Review and QA-review belong to the reviewer skill: [`../reviewer/workflows/review.md`](../reviewer/workflows/review.md), [`../reviewer/workflows/qa-review.md`](../reviewer/workflows/qa-review.md). Command shapes are orch's [`../orch/SKILL.md`](../orch/SKILL.md) § Harness-Safe Shell; literal format tags and round mechanics are its [`../orch/references/skill-rules.md`](../orch/references/skill-rules.md) § Format Tags Are Literal and § Round Closure. ## Engineering Rules - Scope is the issue's Done-when. A behavioral surface that does not trace to it stays out of this change, and a committed render of a source file you changed traces to whatever its source traces to. Two exceptions: - the mechanical enablers of landing it ride without tracing to it: locks, changelog, baselines, dismissal renewals, that list and nothing else, never code that runs at runtime; - a defect the change introduces or arms is in scope by definition, unless Step 0 of [`../orch/references/finding-disposition.md`](../orch/references/finding-disposition.md) excludes it. - Every behavior change ships with a test that runs against the script or program enforcing it, at the smallest surface that fails. A workflow sentence ships no test. A test that pins prose, drives a second implementation, or stubs the function under test does not count as a test. - A review finding adds a case only when it names a behaviour no existing case reaches. Otherwise it tightens the existing case's assertion, and the item reasoning names that case. - A second fix round on the same function's guard is recurrence: redesign the rule under test so the class is unrepresentable, and fold the family of cases into one table. - A test whose premise died is deleted whole in the commit that kills the premise, and the PR body names the deletion. - Test shape (one control per surface, tables for shaped input, one file per surface) is [code-quality § Tests](../code-quality/SKILL.md#tests). - A refusal, a validator, a lock, a retry, or a test exists only for an input a real producer emits, this project's code or anything it calls or serves; name that producer beside it, or do not write it. - When a change deletes a call, apply [code-quality § Cleanup](../code-quality/SKILL.md#cleanup) to its callee. Its deletion maps to the call removal's Done-when item; no internal caller is not proof that a supported external API is unused. - A field, setting, or view member added by the change has a real producer and consumer. A named and documented external producer or consumer is valid when the change adds its in-repository counterpart; otherwise, add both sides in the change. - No migration or compat code for this project's own formats, its manifest, settings, lock and cache shapes, never another tool's on-disk state, which an adapter may have to keep recognising: write no reader for an artifact an older version of this project wrote, and decline a finding that asks you to carry one forward. A layout, schema or cache change is one changelog line and a fresh install. - Before adding a function, parser, stub or loop, grep the repo for the verb it performs; before stating a rule, grep for the rule. - A second copy of that verb, in any language, is a twin and never delegation, and so is a second statement of a rule another file owns, in prose, config or a table. - Call or cite the one that exists, or escalate in your return. An issue that orders a twin is escalated, not implemented. - Docs move with the code they describe; the `docs-writing` skill states the rule and the `doc-drift-check` hook shows the user docs that may need an update. - Once a pushed head has been reviewed, later rounds add commits and never amend; before any review has run on a head, the kendex-issues fix cycle may amend only to refresh a required check that cannot be rerun. - A push that prints `rebase-map:` lines has rewritten the shas the PR's `Fixed in <sha>` replies name: before holding, re-reply each such thread with the new sha, or post the map as one PR comment naming old and new per line; a sha the map reports as `dropped` gets a reply that the fix commit no longer exists on the branch. Code standards are [`../code-quality/SKILL.md`](../code-quality/SKILL.md): correctness, comments, over-engineering, cleanup. ## Round Contract Execute workflow sections in order; a "**Skip if**" condition is the workflow's decision, never your own scope assessment. Never push and never open a PR. The orchestrator does that after review passes. A finding on a mechanism this diff introduces or arms is a fix whatever the round, unless Step 0 of the disposition flow excludes it; a `Declined:` there takes one of the reason forms [`../orch/references/finding-disposition.md`](../orch/references/finding-disposition.md) § Decision flow sets out, never a label or a test count. **The completion artifact is the round.** `dev-return-write` writes it after the commit; never hand-author the JSON (schema: orch [`schemas/dev-return.md`](../orch/schemas/dev-return.md)). - `--issue` is the delegation's `Artifact Key:` line, the normalized workflow-state key (`issue-N` for GitHub, `PROJ-123` for Linear), never the tracker-native `OWNER/REPO#N` or a bare number. `--round-id` is its `Round ID:` line. - `--kind` always matches what was delegated. `--validate` matches your commit message and return; a pass that needed a re-run is still `pass`, with the caveat in `--validate-note`. Flag constraints and value shapes: `dev-return-write --help`. **Acceptance is that artifact plus git state, never your message.** Write the artifact, then return exactly once over the harness's agent-to-agent channel; a disk write is not a return. Send the `**Return exactly**` body once and go idle. - The channel is Claude Code `SendMessage`, Codex `send_input`, OpenCode a resume on the stored `task_id`, Pi background the final assistant message. - In a Pi persistent pane, follow the return with `complete_subagent`; background agents must not call it. - On Codex the `send_input` MESSAGE is the durable return, and the runtime's `FINAL_ANSWER` echo of it is expected, not a separate return to author or expand. ## Validation Deterministic gate findings are fixed here, never carried into review. Fix what is simple and related and re-run; when a failure is complex or unrelated, commit anyway and report it; after the same failure three times, stop looping. Every unresolved failure is reported three times over: in the commit message, in `--validate`, and in your return. ### Long-Running Validation **Invariant, every harness:** the completion tail (commit → QA labels → summary → artifact → return) is never dropped, and an interrupted run is never success. Re-check its real outcome and resume the tail. How you wait is your harness's: - **Claude Code.** Background the BARE command with output redirected to a log via `run_in_background`, never piped or chained, then wait for it with one bounded foreground poll: a for-loop over `sleep 180` with a cap, reading the `[exited with code N]` line that closes the task's own output file. Never idle for the completion notice and never depend on a background poller for it: the harness can kill your background shell on a low-memory heuristic that fires with free memory to spare, and the notice then never comes. The verdict is that exit code; the log holds command output and never an exit status. Then resume the tail. - **Codex.** Foreground and block. - **Pi.** Run it in the foreground. ## Reflect **Skip if** nothing recurred and nothing surprised you. Otherwise put the lesson where it will be read again: architecture docs when an invariant, boundary or decision changed (the `docs-writing` skill says what belongs there), or the managing project's kendex config (`kendex.toml` at the kendex project root, `kendex-local.toml` in a source-catalog checkout) under `[skill-instructions]`, `[agent-additional-instructions]`, or `[agent-launch-instructions]`. Bar: would this save 5+ minutes in a future session? One surgical addition per lesson, no verbose examples. A config edit takes effect only once it is rendered, which you cannot do from a worktree, so name it, and anything else you cannot update yourself, in your return as `[process]` discovered work. ## Configuration Agent-type placeholders are project-configurable: `[AGENT_TYPE]` (dev agents receiving implementation delegations), `[REVIEW_AGENT]`, `[QA_AGENT]`. Commit format: `[PREFIX]([ISSUE_ID]): [DESCRIPTION]`. `DEV_VALIDATE_CMD` (`kendex.settings.toml` `[env]`) names the project's full validation command for the Validate step; an empty value is the validation failure [dev-implement.md § 5. Validate](workflows/dev-implement.md#5-validate) states, never a fallback.
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- vanillagreencom/kendex
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62/100
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45/100
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- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Skill is tightly coupled to the kendex ecosystem and requires several other skills (orch, github, decider, code-quality) to function; it may not be usable standalone.
- Relative paths to other skills (e.g., ../orch/SKILL.md) assume a specific directory layout; if installed independently, these references may break.
- The SKILL.md content provided is truncated; ensure the full document is present in the repository.
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 76 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 76 stars, 27 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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