Coordinate coding tasks through five disciplined practices in Octopus.
npx skills add https://github.com/leocosta/octopus --skill implement-leocosta
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: implement Source: https://github.com/leocosta/octopus/tree/main/skills/implement Command: npx skills add https://github.com/leocosta/octopus --skill implement-leocosta
Orchestrates a disciplined, repeatable coding workflow inside Octopus to replace ad-hoc coding with a structured, auditable process that aligns code changes with quality gates and reviews.
Start a code task and follow the five practices—TDD loop, plan-before-code, verification-before-completion, simplify pass, and commit cadence—to guide the change from intention to verified delivery.
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To enforce a TDD workflow for code edits, this skill coordinates the TDD loop alongside plan-before-code, verification, and commit cadence practices. It automatically guides feature work and refactors to deliver verified, reviews-ready code changes.
The best way to structure code tasks for bug fixes and refactors is applying five practices: TDD loop, plan-before-code gate, verification-before-completion, simplify pass, and commit cadence. This ensures safe, incremental commits and traceable decisions.
A plan-before-code gate improves code verification by requiring intention validation before implementation starts. It coordinates with rules and doc-lifecycle to align code changes with quality gates, ensuring verifiable and reviews-ready task delivery.
Yes, you can use this workflow coordination for feature work across different languages. It applies to most coding tasks and contexts automatically, guiding changes from intention to verified delivery without duplicating existing rules.
No, this coding workflow does not duplicate existing rules and documentation processes. It works alongside rules/common and doc-lifecycle to coordinate code, docs, and reviews, orchestrating a structured process without overlapping rule definitions.
You should use a structured coding workflow instead of ad-hoc code edits to replace unstructured changes with a disciplined, auditable process. It aligns code changes with quality gates and reviews, maintaining safe incremental commits and traceable decisions.
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