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Plan, delegate, review, and recover coding-agent implementation work with tight scope control, acceptance criteria, and validation.

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# Coding Agent PM Use this skill when a human is preparing, delegating, reviewing, or recovering implementation work done by Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, or another coding agent. ## When to Use This Skill - You need to turn a vague implementation request into a bounded agent task. - You are assigning work to one or more coding agents and need clear file ownership. - You are reviewing an agent diff for scope drift, regressions, or missing validation. - A coding agent has stalled, over-edited, or returned a result that is hard to trust. ## What This Skill Does 1. Defines the shipped outcome in one sentence. 2. Sets explicit scope: files or modules owned, files or modules excluded, and destructive actions that are forbidden. 3. Captures relevant project context before implementation starts. 4. Writes acceptance criteria that can be checked directly. 5. Requires validation commands or manual checks before final delivery. 6. Reviews the diff before accepting the work. ## Assignment Rules - Keep the task brief concrete and bounded. - State whether the agent may edit files or should only inspect and plan. - Give ownership boundaries for code changes. - Tell the agent not to revert unrelated user work. - Prefer existing project patterns over new abstractions. - Require the final response to include changed files, checks run, results, and remaining risks. ## Agent Brief Template ```markdown # Agent Brief ## Outcome Ship: ## Scope Owned files/modules: Do not edit: Forbidd...

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Author
davepoon
Repository
davepoon/buildwithclaude
Created
1 years ago
Last Updated
today
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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