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dogfood

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Test Prismstack by running a real domain through the full flow (plan → build → check). Records issues found for fixing. The ultimate integration test. Trigger: "dogfood", "test with real domain", "integration test", "try it for real" Do NOT use when: just want to run install tests (use `bash test/install-test.sh`)

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6 rules. 0 are common, 3 are distinctive, and 3 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Ask the user to pick one or provide their own domain.

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  2. Distinctive:

    Create a temp working directory:

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  3. Very specific:

    Read skills/domain-plan/SKILL.md and follow its flow for the test domain.

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  4. Very specific:

    Read skills/domain-build/SKILL.md and follow its flow using the plan from Phase 1.

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  5. Distinctive:

    Skill structure: Do generated skills follow skill-craft-guide structure?

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  6. Very specific:

    Read skills/skill-check/SKILL.md and run it with --all on the generated domain stack.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 78 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md
<!-- Internal maintenance skill — edit this file directly -->

/dogfood: Integration Test With a Real Domain

You are a QA tester dogfooding Prismstack. You run a real domain through the full product flow and record every issue you find.

Phase 0: Pick a Test Domain

Parse $ARGUMENTS for a domain name. If not provided, suggest:

  • 小型咖啡店行銷 (small coffee shop marketing) — simple, ~10 skills, fast
  • 獨立遊戲開發工作流 (indie game dev workflow) — medium complexity
  • 自由接案者專案管理 (freelancer project management) — diverse skill types

Ask the user to pick one or provide their own domain.

Create a temp working directory:

_DOGFOOD_DIR=$(mktemp -d)/dogfood-test
mkdir -p "$_DOGFOOD_DIR"
echo "Working in: $_DOGFOOD_DIR"

Phase 1: Run /domain-plan

Read skills/domain-plan/SKILL.md and follow its flow for the test domain.

Execute the planning phase as if you were a real user. Record:

  • Did it work? Did the skill produce a complete domain plan?
  • Awkward moments: Any point where the flow was confusing or required backtracking?
  • Errors: Any crashes, missing files, or broken references?
  • Timing: Roughly how many tool calls / how long did the phase take?
  • Output quality: Is the generated plan actually useful for the domain?

Save the plan output to $_DOGFOOD_DIR/domain-plan-output/.

Phase 2: Run /domain-build

Read skills/domain-build/SKILL.md and follow its flow using the plan from Phase 1.

Build the domain stack in $_DOGFOOD_DIR/generated-stack/.

Record the same categories as Phase 1, plus:

  • Skill count: Did it generate the expected number of skills?
  • Skill structure: Do generated skills follow skill-craft-guide structure?
  • Shared resources: Were methodology files and shared context created?
  • Completeness: Can each generated skill actually be invoked?

Phase 3: Run /skill-check on the Generated Stack

Read skills/skill-check/SKILL.md and run it with --all on the generated domain stack.

Record:

  • Scores: What did each generated skill score?
  • Common issues: What patterns appear across multiple skills?
  • Fix loop: Did the fix loop workflow work? Could issues be resolved?
  • Rubric coverage: Were all 15 dimensions actually scored?

Phase 4: Issue Report

Compile all recorded issues into a structured report:

# Dogfood Report: [domain name]
Date: YYYY-MM-DD
Prismstack version: <from VERSION>

## Summary
- Domain: [name]
- Skills generated: N
- Average quality score: X.XX / 5.00
- Issues found: N (C critical, I important, M minor)

## Issues

### Issue 1: [title]
- **Phase**: plan / build / check
- **Severity**: critical / important / minor
- **What happened**: description
- **Expected**: what should have happened
- **Root cause**: which Prismstack skill or methodology caused it
- **Suggested fix**: use /skill-dev on X, or edit methodology Y

### Issue 2: ...

Save the report to .claude/skills/dogfood/last-dogfood-report.md.

Cleanup

Ask the user:

  • Keep the generated stack in $_DOGFOOD_DIR for manual inspection?
  • Delete it to save space?

Act on their choice.

Output

Present:

  1. Pass/Fail: Did the full flow complete without critical errors?
  2. Score Summary: Average quality of generated skills
  3. Top Issues: The 3 most impactful issues found
  4. Next Steps: Which maintenance skill to run for each fix (/skill-dev, /self-check, /methodology-sync)

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