structural-pre-flight
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Pre-implementation placement gate for .mjs files; use before authoring or relocating any .mjs file, or from ticket-create Stage 3, ticket-intake validation, epic-review Stage 3, or direct authoring.
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If you are about to author or relocate a .mjs file (new module, daemon, service, script, helper, etc.), you MUST immediately use the …
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Structural Pre-Flight Skill
If you are about to author or relocate a .mjs file (new module, daemon, service, script, helper, etc.), you MUST immediately use the view_file tool to read and strictly adhere to .agents/skills/structural-pre-flight/references/structural-pre-flight-workflow.md before touching the filesystem.
The skill has two stages: Stage 0 mechanical trigger + Stage 1 30-second sibling-pattern fast-path vs full Pre-Flight (ArchitectureOverview.md + ADR consultation + chief-architect framing) for novel directory choices — closing the 0th-level discipline gap demonstrated by ai/daemons/wake/daemon.mjs and orchestrator-daemon.mjs (PR #11008). Always emit the explicit Pre-Flight reasoning-statement so future graph-traversal can audit the architectural choice.
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