Check if requested changes are within current feature scope. Use when user requests new functionality or changes during implementation that might be scope creep. Compares requests against feature requirements and suggests adding out-of-scope items to backlog.
Prevent scope creep by checking if requested changes align with the current feature's requirements.
Invoke this skill when the user:
Do NOT invoke for:
Read docs/features/DASHBOARD.md and look at the In Progress section to find the active feature.
If none or unclear, skip scope check - don't block the user.
Read docs/features/[id]/idea.md
Extract: problem statement, affected areas, proposed solution hints.
Also read docs/features/[id]/plan.md for:
In Scope - Implements the problem statement, reasonable extension of the feature, bug fix, or implementation detail.
Potential Scope Creep - New functionality not related to problem statement, affects other areas beyond what's listed, would require updating the plan significantly.
Clearly Out of Scope - Unrelated to problem statement, better as its own feature.
/feature-captureBe helpful, not obstructive. Respect user's decision.
User: "While we're adding dark mode, let's also add notification preferences"
Response:
This seems outside the current feature scope.
**Current Feature**: Dark Mode Toggle
**Original Scope**: Theme switching with light/dark modes
**Your Request**: Notification preferences
Options:
1. **Include it** - Add to current feature (increases scope)
2. **Add to backlog** - Track separately: `/feature-capture`
3. **Skip for now** - Focus on dark mode first
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