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A living playbook for how an AI should build software so it lands right on the first pass and cuts prompting round-trips — every rule is a failure-mode-turned-default. Generic to any app. Covers behind-the-scenes build practice and process: be self-sufficient (verify/diagnose/fix before involving the user), build & ship discipline (compile clean, serves 200, never build over a live dev server, reuse code, commit→push→live, version + release notes), and which companion skills to pull in when. Use when building or changing any app, when shipping, when verifying a change works, or when the user types /builder. Also read this skill in full when asked to suggest improvements to how the AI builds — the guide opens by explaining its own purpose and how to extend it. For visual verification/screenshots use the screenshotqa skill.

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