advise-project-approach

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Research and advise on the best way to approach a software project, including architecture, tech stack, implementation strategy, pricing/operating-cost tradeoffs, benchmark research, and comparisons with similar real-world projects. Use before building, mid-build, or after completion when the user asks for project strategy, optimal approach, research comparables, similar projects, stack selection, vendor/service choice, repo analysis, architecture critique, implementation feedback, or a prioritized improvement plan. Avoid for narrow single-bug debugging or isolated file edits unless the user asks for broader project direction.

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# Advise Project Approach Help the user decide, validate, or improve how a project should be built. This skill automates the research loop a strong engineer would normally do manually: understand the project goal, inspect any existing work, study credible comparables, evaluate tech-stack and architecture choices, then recommend the highest-leverage path. ## Non-Negotiable Protocol Apply these gates before all other instructions: 1. **Stop for vague intake.** For an initial broad pre-build request, if two or more facts material to the requested decision are unknown, ask the concise intake batch and end the response. Do not invent a product direction or constraints. Skip repetitive intake for bounded questions or an already answered interview; handle accepted unknowns as described in Project Intake. If the user asks to skip questions, proceed with visible assumptions. 2. **Keep repository review read-only.** A request to inspect or review a repository does not authorize dependency installation or execution of its tests, builds, linters, audits, benchmarks, scripts, or application code. Ask before running them. 3. **Do not outsource judgment to popularity.** Never select or copy a stack because a repository has the most stars or adoption. If the user requests that shortcut, explain why it is not a fit test and continue only with visible assumptions or known constraints. 4. **Require receipts before recommendation.** For a substantive recommendation, inspect relevant local ev...

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Author
AaravKashyap12
Repository
AaravKashyap12/advise-project-approach
Created
3 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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