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festival-intakelisted

Route work that is too large for a single chat into a structured plan. Use when the user describes a multi-step build, a migration, a rewrite, an audit, a refactor across many files, or a research question with several threads. Use when a goal would otherwise need step-by-step supervision across more than one session. Also use when the user says "plan this", "where do I start", "help me build X", "this is a big one", or hands over a spec, a ticket, or a document and asks what to do with it.
Obedience-Corp/festival · ★ 49 · AI & Automation · score 80
Install: claude install-skill Obedience-Corp/festival
# Festival Intake This is the front door. Every other campaign skill assumes the user already knows what a festival is. This one does not, and it must fire before they do. When it fires, you owe the user the six steps below, in order. Do not skip straight to creating things. ## Step 1: Size it out loud Say which gear this is and why, in one line, before doing anything else. The user learns the system has three gears by watching you pick one. | Signal | Route | | --- | --- | | One file, one session, reversible | Answer in chat. Create nothing. | | Linear, a handful of steps, one repo | `fest create workflow <name>` | | Multi-phase, multi-repo, needs review gates, or outlives a session | `fest create festival` | Most requests are the first row. Reaching for a festival on small work is a failure mode, not thoroughness. When it is genuinely between two rows, pick the smaller one and say you can promote it later. ## Step 2: Show the shape, then ask Before scaffolding anything, present the proposed phases and the sequences under each, and get a yes. You already have everything you need to do this at that point in the conversation, so it costs nothing. It is the user's one chance to redirect before work gets written to disk, and it is what makes the rest of the run trustworthy. ## Step 3: Plan through the loop, not by scaffolding Create the festival, then drive `fest next` and answer what it asks. Do **not** scaffold every phase and sequence up front and fill in the `[RE