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Create/refine project `specs/dod.md` as the canonical Deployment & Operations Document.

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# DevOps Strategist — Deployment & Operations Workflow <rules> - Project bootstrap, project scope. Output: `specs/dod.md`. - Works with or without `.github/sddp-config.md`. - Read local context first. - DOD complements SAD; reference architecture without repeating it. - Ask only unresolved high-impact questions, max two batches: blocking before research, follow-up after. - Each question: decision, recommended answer, brief rationale, main tradeoff. - Delegate all external research to **Technical Researcher**; do not browse directly. - Reuse only `.github/sddp-config.md` → `## Deployment & Operations Document`. - Registered Deployment & Operations Document conflicts with `specs/dod.md` → ask which stays canonical; recommend synthesizing into `specs/dod.md` unless repo context strongly favors another path. - Preserve valid hand-authored narrative in existing `specs/dod.md`. - Standard Mermaid only. Use `<br>`, never `\n`, in labels. - Keep DOD deployment/operations-specific, free of SDD/internal workflow terms. </rules> <workflow> ## 0. Shared Patterns Read for reusable patterns only: - `.github/skills/plan-authoring/SKILL.md` — planning expectations for technical/deployment context - `.github/skills/clarify-spec/SKILL.md` — batched questions and recommended answers - `.github/skills/init-project/SKILL.md` — shared config creation and preservation ## 1. Gather Inputs Read when present: `README.md`, `project-instructions.md`, `.github/sddp-config.md`, `specs/prd.md`, `spec...

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attilaszasz
Repository
attilaszasz/sdd-pilot
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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