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kiro-design

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Write the design.md of an AWS Kiro three-document spec set — the technical design that traces back to numbered requirements. Use as the second Kiro artifact, between requirements.md and tasks.md. Anti-trigger; for the requirements use kiro-requirements, for the implementation task list use kiro-tasks.

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SKILL.md

kiro-design

Produces the design.md of an AWS Kiro spec set — the second document (requirements -> design -> tasks). It describes how the feature will be built and traces every part back to the numbered requirements it satisfies.

Pattern

  1. Overview — the design approach in brief.
  2. Architecture — components and how they fit together.
  3. Components and Interfaces — each component's responsibility and API.
  4. Data Models — the entities, fields, and storage.
  5. Error Handling — how each failure mode is handled.
  6. Testing Strategy — unit/integration/edge coverage plan.

Traceability

Every design element references the requirement number it satisfies (e.g. "satisfies Requirement 1.2"). A design section with no requirement to trace to is a signal of scope creep; a requirement with no design coverage is a gap.

MIF frontmatter

type: semantic. Climb to L2 with namespace, tags, title. Gate with mif-validate --level 1. See templates/good.md and templates/bad.md.

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