gds-correct-course

Analyzes sprint change impact across GDD, epics, and architecture to produce a Sprint Change Proposal.

Updated May 7, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/jgabriellima/deep-agent-skill --skill gds-correct-course-jgabriellima
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Skill: gds-correct-course
Source: https://github.com/jgabriellima/deep-agent-skill/tree/main/skills/gds-correct-course
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jgabriellima/deep-agent-skill --skill gds-correct-course-jgabriellima

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When a significant issue emerges mid-sprint in a game development project, teams lack a structured way to assess its impact across the GDD, epics, architecture, and UX artifacts and to decide how to respond. This Skill guides that analysis and produces an actionable Sprint Change Proposal. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Impact Analysis Checklist: Systematically evaluates the triggering issue against epics, GDD, narrative, architecture, and UI/UX documents. - Path Forward Evaluation: Compares direct adjustment, rollback, and MVP scope review options with effort and risk estimates. - Structured Proposal & Handoff: Generates a Sprint Change Proposal with before/after edit proposals and routes implementation to Developer, PO, or PM/Architect based on scope. - Use Case: During sprint execution, a technical limitation invalidates a planned story. Run the workflow to assess which epics and artifacts are affected, draft concrete edits, and hand off an approved change plan. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to correct course by describing the sprint issue, for example: "Correct course — the physics engine cannot support the planned vehicle system, analyze the impact and propose changes."

Frequently Asked Questions about gds-correct-course

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I handle a major change during sprint execution?▼

Invoke the correct course workflow and describe the triggering issue. It loads your GDD, epics, architecture, and UX documents, runs an impact analysis checklist, and produces a Sprint Change Proposal with concrete edit proposals and an implementation handoff plan.

What documents are required to run a sprint change analysis?▼

The GDD and Epics documents are mandatory; the workflow halts if they cannot be found. Architecture, UX design, narrative, tech spec, and project knowledge documents are loaded when available to broaden the impact assessment.

Can I review change proposals one at a time instead of all at once?▼

Yes. The workflow offers an Incremental mode where each edit proposal is presented individually for approve, edit, or skip decisions, and a Batch mode that presents all proposals together at the end.

What happens after the Sprint Change Proposal is approved?▼

The workflow classifies the change scope as Minor, Moderate, or Major. Minor changes route to the Developer agent, Moderate changes to Product Owner and Developer for backlog reorganization, and Major changes escalate to Product Manager and Solution Architect.

When should I not use the correct course workflow?▼

It is designed for significant changes affecting project direction, not routine bug fixes or small story tweaks. It also halts if the triggering issue is unclear, evidence is missing, or core planning documents are unavailable.