build-execution

What problem does it solve?

Implementing code without a clear philosophy can lead to over-engineering, technical debt, and unexpected system-wide issues. This Skill enforces a rigorous build execution philosophy, integrating Test-Driven Development (TDD), the Minimal Intervention Principle (MIP), and comprehensive verification protocols to ensure production-grade quality.

Core Features & Use Cases

• TDD Discipline: Mandates a strict RED→GREEN→REFACTOR workflow, ensuring tests define behavior before implementation.
• Minimal Intervention Principle (MIP): Guides developers to add only essential complexity, ruthlessly cutting accumulative complexity.
• System Awareness: Enforces mapping of ripple effects and validating system coherence before any code change.
• Verification Protocols: Requires reproducible evidence for all claims (test results, build logs, CI links) to prevent "validation theater."
• Use Case: When you're implementing a new feature or refactoring existing code, use this Skill to guide your development process, ensuring every change is minimal, thoroughly tested, and system-aware.

Quick Start

Load the build execution protocols (TDD, MIP, Verification) and begin a new feature following the RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle.