rdd-defect-workflow

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Trigger: RDD, receipt-driven development, review authority, receipt/lineage, correction/recovery, delivery gate/kill switch, bounded review defects. Guide work.

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## Activation Contract Load when the frontmatter trigger terms apply to a defect workflow. This skill guides public collaboration. It does not grant issue approval, label, review, exception, or merge authority. ## Hard Rules - Check the user-owned RDD kill switch first. When disabled, do not start receipt reviews or fabricate approval; follow ordinary policy and report `disabled/unmanaged`. - Require an approved issue (`status:approved`) and clean current `main` reproduction before implementation. Audit existing PRs for supersession or conflict; stop or narrow stale claims. - Group by causal authority invariant. Use one issue and one PR or explicit chain per independent invariant and rollback boundary. Split independent causes; never merge a superseded or conflicting authority line. - Inventory every operator flow claimed by the issue or PR, including entry, mode, environment, expectation, and negative controls. Require one truthful black-box bench journey per CLI or lifecycle flow, or actual runtime E2E proof when the core bench cannot represent it. Synthetic proxy coverage never proves another runtime. - Use CodeGraph-first impact mapping, a dedicated worktree, and behavior-first tests. Run source-mutating normalization before candidate freeze. - Forecast authored changes before edits. The hard limit is 400 additions plus deletions; above it, STOP for a chain or explicit maintainer-approved exception. - Only when RDD is enabled, bind the review candidate identity, linea...

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Author
Gentleman-Programming
Repository
Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
Go
License
MIT

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