DevoSkill Development
Use this skill only after planning exists and the user has explicitly approved implementation. Do not use it for architecture discovery, compliance-only validation, or benchmark-first debugging.
Assume the entry router has already:
- resolved bootstrap state or explicitly sent you into workspace setup,
- classified the request as
Development.
If the work no longer matches development, stop and reroute instead of continuing.
Load Order
- If workspace mapping is missing or broken, read
../devoskill-workspace-setup/SKILL.md; otherwise skip workspace setup. - Read
../devoskill/workflows/02-development.md - Read
../devoskill/workflows/engineering-standards.md— load the language-specific section matching the implementation stack - Load only the active phase in
task.mdand the effective architecture sections it references - If any
../devoskill/protocols/custom-*.mdfiles exist, read them — they contain user-captured standing rules that apply to this session
Do not read planning, review, or performance workflows from development unless the task actually reroutes.
Required Behavior
- Do not begin code changes without explicit implementation approval.
- Keep checking that the work is still active implementation. If the user asks for planning, drift validation, or performance diagnosis, reroute.
- Follow the active phase in
task.mdlinearly. - Respect human handoff points and do not guess through missing schema, contracts, or credentials.
- For existing code, obey maintenance constraints, style conformance rules, and anti-over-abstraction rules.
- Do not write code without an explicit
task.md. - Treat
design.md,task.md, verification artifacts, and repository state as a single implementation contract. If they diverge, stop and reconcile instead of coding through the inconsistency.