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gsd-ship

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Output language: Respond automatically in the user's conversation language. Finalize a completed phase or entire project. Confirm acceptance, generate deliverable summary, update project state, and archive. Walk through each deliverable with user: If user selects [no] or [hold], stop. Update STATE.md with reason. Create memory/.planning/phases/XX-SUMMARY.md: Mark phase as ✅ shipped. If all phases shipped, mark milestone as ✅. If project complete: 1. Write memory/.planning/MILESTONES.md entry: If invoked with --quick or user says "quick ship": - Skip detailed checklist (trust user)…

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  1. Distinctive:

    All verification (C31-review or C31-review) has passed

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  2. Distinctive:

    No unresolved blockers in STATE.md

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  3. Distinctive:

    If user selects [no] or [hold], stop.

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  4. Very specific:

    If invoked with --quick or user says "quick ship":

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SKILL.md

Multilingual Triggers

LanguageTrigger phrases
ENgsd-ship
ZH收尾, 交付, 上线
JAリリース, 完成, デプロイ

Output language: Respond automatically in the user's conversation language.

gsd-ship — Deliver & Close

Finalize a completed phase or entire project. Confirm acceptance, generate deliverable summary, update project state, and archive.

Preconditions

  • All verification (C31-review or C31-review) has passed
  • No unresolved blockers in STATE.md
  • User confirms readiness to ship

Workflow

Phase 1: Load & Assess

  1. Read memory/.planning/STATE.md
  2. Read memory/.planning/ROADMAP.md
  3. Identify:
    • Current phase number and name
    • Phase status (must be "verified" or later)
    • List of deliverables produced
    • Blocker status (must be empty or resolved)

Phase 2: Acceptance Checklist

Walk through each deliverable with user:

Ship Checklist for Phase XX — <phase_name>

Deliverables:
  [ ] <deliverable_1> — <brief_description>
  [ ] <deliverable_2> — <brief_description>
  ...

Verification:
  [ ] All tests passing (or UAT signed off)
  [ ] Code reviewed (C31-review completed)
  [ ] Documentation updated
  [ ] No regressions identified

Blockers:
  (none or list resolved status)

Ship? [yes] [no] [hold]

If user selects [no] or [hold], stop. Update STATE.md with reason.

Phase 3: Generate Summary

Create memory/.planning/phases/XX-SUMMARY.md:

# Phase XX Summary — <phase_name>

## What Was Done
- <achievement_1>
- <achievement_2>

## Key Decisions
- D-01: <decision> (from CONTEXT.md)
- D-02: <decision>

## Deliverables
- <file/link_1>
- <file/link_2>

## Verification
- Reviewer: <reviewer_name>
- Result: PASS / PARTIAL / FAIL (with notes)

## Time
- Started: <date>
- Shipped: <date>

Phase 4: Update STATE.md

Current Position → Next phase (or "COMPLETE" if last phase)
Phase XX status: shipped

Phase 5: Update ROADMAP.md

Mark phase as ✅ shipped. If all phases shipped, mark milestone as ✅.

Phase 6: Archive (optional)

If project complete:

  1. Write memory/.planning/MILESTONES.md entry:
    ## Milestone X.Y — <name> — <date>
    - Duration: N days
    - Phases completed: N
    - Key outcomes: ...
  2. Optionally tag/zip .planning/ as archive

Success Output

✅ Phase XX shipped

Summary: memory/.planning/phases/XX-SUMMARY.md
State: updated → Phase YY (or COMPLETE)
Roadmap: phase marked ✅
Next: <suggested_next_action>

Quick Ship (lightweight)

If invoked with --quick or user says "quick ship":

  • Skip detailed checklist (trust user)
  • Still update STATE.md and ROADMAP.md
  • Generate lightweight 3-line summary

Auto-Invoke

<auto_invoke> <trigger_phrases>

  • "ship"
  • "ship it"
  • "done"
  • "finish"
  • "收尾"
  • "交付"
  • "完成了"
  • "上线"
  • "publish"
  • "release" </trigger_phrases> </auto_invoke>

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