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Agent-agnostic skills that turn a fuzzy app idea into evidence-backed AI execution.

Was ist build-right?

build-right is a Claude Code agent skill that agent-agnostic skills that turn a fuzzy app idea into evidence-backed AI execution.

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Dokumentation

Build Right Execution

Use this skill after pre-execution work has produced product truth, MVP scope, operating rules, and an executable task queue.

Core rule:

Do one task.
Prove the current state.
Change narrowly.
Verify with the right evidence.
Update the tracker.
Then move to the next task.

Required Reading

  • Always read references/workflow.md before acting.
  • Read references/gates.md before task selection, after task intake, and before advancing to another task.
  • Read references/review-and-delegation.md only when review triggers apply, subagent review is useful, or broad evidence/tracker changes are touched.
  • Read references/evidence-contract.md before completing or updating a task.
  • Read ../build-right-engineering-principles/references/principles.md before implementation or review when a task touches architecture boundaries, public APIs, package ownership, provider adapters, generated code, error semantics, tests, observability, security, or enforceable policy.
  • Use assets/templates/task-template.md when creating a missing task or splitting an overbroad task.
  • Use bundled helper scripts only through the full Bun command form shown below. Do not rely on PATH aliases or invoke short names such as continue-check as shell commands.
  • Use the state resolver before selecting a task or advancing through a queue. Report and reconcile its decision before continuing.
  • Use the execution helper for deterministic task, contract, and gate signals. Treat script output as input to judgment, not authority.

Operating Mode

  1. Run the read-only state resolver when available:

    bun <skill-path>/scripts/continue-check.ts --cwd <project> --format markdown --strict
    
  2. Report the resolver findings before selecting work:

    Resolver decision: <decision>
    Confidence: <confidence>
    Next action: <next action>
    Next task: <task or none>
    Blocking gates: <gates or none>
    External follow-ups: <follow-ups or none>
    
  3. Follow the resolver decision before selecting work:

    • ask-founder: ask or report the founder-owned gate; do not continue.
    • wait-external: report the external-state gate; do not continue.
    • create-blocker: create or propose the smallest AI-owned blocker.
    • no-ready-task: stop and report that no AI-owned task is ready.
    • invalid-state: stop and reconcile contradictory tracker/gate state.
    • continue-active-task or execute-task: select exactly that task.
  4. Run the read-only execution helper when available:

    bun <skill-path>/scripts/execution-check.ts --cwd <project> --mode next-task --format markdown
    
  5. Read task, sprint/milestone tracker, authority docs, and local agent instructions.

  6. Print task intake:

    Active task: <task id or path>
    Done means: <observable completion criteria>
    Non-goals: <explicit exclusions>
    Assumption basis: <founder-claimed | ai-inferred | prototype-assumption | repo-evidence-backed | public-evidence-backed | customer-evidence-backed>
    Reversibility: <easy | moderate | hard>
    Learning hook: <how this task will produce evidence>
    Source under test: <repo-local path | installed path | GitHub source | release tag | n/a>
    Baseline evidence: <artifact or command>
    Verification ladder: <focused -> broader checks>
    Evidence destination: <task file or evidence file>
    
  7. Run the execution helper in task-contract or all mode when a task path exists, then reconcile any missing fields before editing.

  8. Inspect current workspace state before editing.

  9. Capture baseline evidence.

  10. Implement the smallest change that satisfies the task.

  11. Verify in layers.

  12. Run subagent review when a required review trigger applies and subagent tools are available. If unavailable or forbidden, record the skipped review and substitute verification before closing.

  13. Record evidence before marking the task complete.

  14. Update only the relevant tracker/docs.

  15. Run the full Bun state resolver command and the execution helper in stop-gates mode before selecting another task.

  16. Report the resolver findings again before deciding whether another task is safe to select.

  17. Stop at any founder, external-state, failed-verification, stale-task, source mismatch, open-conflict, non-AI-owner, or release-claim gate. Do not advance to the next task until the gate is resolved or explicitly converted into a ready AI-owned task.

  18. Commit or hand off according to project workflow.

Not-Ready Rule

If authority docs, MVP scope, execution rules, or task files are missing, do not pretend execution is ready. Route the user to /build-right-preflight or create the smallest Sprint 0 blocker needed to establish the missing execution surface.

Prototype tasks may run from prototype-assumption only when reversibility, learning hook, and validation required before product truth are explicit.

For skill release/manual trials, record the exact source under test. If the installed or invoked skill is stale versus the repo-local skill source, mark the trial partial-needs-rerun and do not advance release gates to ready.

Scope Rule

Do not silently widen scope. If the task reveals unrelated work, create a follow-up issue and continue only inside the selected task boundary.

Stop/Ask Gate

After each task, check whether the next step is truly AI-owned and ready. Stop and ask or report the blocker when the next step requires:

  • founder-owned product, positioning, buyer/user, or MVP decisions
  • ready or active task ownership that is not AI
  • open conflicts in docs/conflicts.md
  • external discovery, search indexing, publishing, secrets, paid services, or production access
  • failed verification, stale task state, source mismatch, or ambiguous evidence
  • required subagent review that was skipped without an equivalent substitute

Continuing through a prepared queue is allowed only while every next task is ready, AI-owned, evidence-backed, and not blocked by one of these gates.

User-Visible Status Badge

End every final response with exactly one status badge block:

✅ [DONE] Status: DONE
Decision: <decision/result>
Next action: <next action or none>
Needs user input: <none | concise ask>
Blocked by: <none | blocker>

Use this status map:

  • ✅ [DONE] Status: DONE for a completed task with evidence, verification, and tracker updates.
  • 🟢 [GREEN] Status: ALL GREEN for execute-task or continue-active-task before implementation starts.
  • 🟡 [YELLOW] Status: NEEDS INPUT for ask-founder.
  • 🟠 [ORANGE] Status: NEEDS WORK for AI-owned follow-up work that is not yet a ready execution task.
  • 🔵 [BLUE] Status: WAITING EXTERNAL for wait-external, publishing, indexing, credentials, paid services, production access, or third-party state.
  • 🔴 [RED] Status: BLOCKED for create-blocker, no-ready-task, invalid-state, open conflicts, failed verification, stale/source mismatch, non-AI-owned task ownership, or skipped required review without substitute.

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