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forward-spec

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Use this skill when the user asks for a forward-looking design spec, research plan, proposal, RFC, optimization plan, "what should we do about X", "audit the codebase for Y and propose a plan", or any artifact where the goal is evidence-led recommendations organized for implementation — not a recap of past work. Optionally spawns parallel research agents up front, optionally pressure-tests the draft through `/codex-pair` until GO, and emits a single markdown document with executive summary, audit sections, rollout-tiered opportunities, mermaid diagrams (portable subset), and a reviewer traceability table. Counterpart to `audit-trail` (backward-looking). Triggers: "design spec", "research plan", "forward spec", "RFC", "proposal", "investigate and propose", "audit X and recommend", "what should we change", "optimization plan", "rollout plan".

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