Documentation-first task execution with quality checks and progress tracking. Use when working with task lists, implementing features, or executing multi-step work to ensure systematic completion with proper documentation review.
This skill automatically activates when working with task lists and implementation. It enforces documentation-first development, systematic execution, and quality assurance.
NO CODING WITHOUT DOCUMENTATION REVIEW
The FIRST sub-task for any coding task MUST be documentation review:
1.0 Parent Task
1.1 [FIRST] Documentation Review ← MANDATORY
1.2 Implementation step
1.3 Testing step
2.0 Next Parent Task
...
After EACH task completion:
[ ] to [x] in markdown file📚 Starting task 1.1: Review documentation
- Reviewing [framework] best practices
- Key findings: ...
🚀 Starting task 1.2: Implementation
- Following patterns from docs
- Creating files...
✅ Completed task 1.2
- File created: path/to/file.js
- Tests passing
📋 Next: 1.3 Add tests
Proceed? (y/n)
Before marking any task complete:
When encountering issues:
⚠️ Issue encountered in task 1.2:
- Problem: [description]
- Proposed solution: [approach]
- Estimated impact: [time/scope]
Proceed with solution? (y/n)
When new tasks are discovered during implementation:
📌 New task discovered:
- Task 1.4: [description]
- Reason: [why this is needed]
- Priority: [high/medium/low]
Add to current sprint? (y/n)
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