implement-requirements
Skill1 starsChanged 19 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub
Implement technical requirements — a prompt, ticket body, spec, plan, list of findings or failing tests — by changing the project's code files until every requirement is proven met. Writes no tests. Each run is a new, independent request: it builds a new verification checklist from the requirements first, then implements and ticks each item off with evidence. Use when code must change to meet stated requirements or fix stated problems; with none given, it changes nothing.
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