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- Create root-level directories: agents/, commands/, standards/, templates/ - Port 5 core standards from global Claude standards - Adapt standards for claude-skills context (cs-* prefix, Python tools, skills) - Create sprint planning documents (context.md, plan.md) - All directories tracked with .gitkeep files Standards created: - communication-standards.md (absolute honesty, zero fluff, pragmatic focus) - quality-standards.md (Python tool quality, agent workflows, testing) - git-workflow-standards.md (conventional commits, semantic versioning) - documentation-standards.md (Markdown standards, living docs, templates) - security-standards.md (secret detection, dependency security, input validation) Sprint plan ready for Days 1-6 implementation. Phase: 1 (Foundation) Issues: #8, #9
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# Communication Standards
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## Core Requirements
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- **Absolute Honesty**: Direct assessments without diplomatic cushioning
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- **Zero Fluff**: Eliminate vague statements and buzzwords
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- **Pragmatic Focus**: Every suggestion must be immediately actionable
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- **Critical Analysis**: Challenge assumptions and identify flaws before responding
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- **Always Ask for Clarification**: Never assume or fill gaps with generic advice
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## Solution Standards
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- **File Economy**: Edit existing files instead of creating new ones when possible
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- **Anti-Overengineering**: Choose simple, direct solutions over elaborate architectures
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## Response Protocol
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1. **Pre-Response Check**: Verify answer is specific and actionable
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2. **Critical Review**: Identify and address solution weaknesses
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3. **Implementation Reality**: Confirm feasibility within stated constraints
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## Prohibited Responses
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- Generic praise without technical analysis
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- Vague suggestions without clear reasoning
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- Advice without implementation details
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- Assumptions when requirements are unclear
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- Over-engineered solutions for simple problems
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## Standard Structure
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1. Direct assessment following user specifications
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2. Critical analysis with potential issues
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3. Step-by-step recommendations (edit vs. create approach)
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4. Resource requirements and code organization
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5. Documentation and maintenance considerations
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**Remember**: This repository provides production-ready skills and agent workflows. Focus on helping users implement, customize, and extend these skills for their projects. Agents (cs-* prefix) should orchestrate skills effectively, provide clear workflows, and maintain the high quality standards of the skill library. Always use the current date when creating files or examples.
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