kata-execute-phase

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Use when the user wants Kata to execute planned phase work or advance tasks in the active milestone.

AI & Automation 61 stars 6 forks Updated 3 days ago MIT

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# kata-execute-phase ## Operating Brief When this skill is invoked, execute one approved slice for the active milestone. Load the project snapshot, active milestone, slices, tasks, and the relevant plan artifact. Select the next executable slice from snapshot state, get explicit execution approval if the slice is still in Backlog, update statuses as work begins, complete every executable task in the slice, commit task-scoped repository changes atomically when code changed, then persist summary artifacts and mark completed tasks done with verification still pending. Keep backend state current through `slice.updateStatus`, `task.updateStatus`, and `artifact.write`. ## Success Criteria - Every executable task in the selected slice is implemented in the repository or explicitly left in progress with failure evidence. - Any repository changes for the task are committed in one task-scoped atomic commit before the task is marked done. - Task status reflects the real execution state. - A task or slice summary artifact records what changed and what execution checks passed. - Completed tasks remain pending verification until `kata-verify-work` verifies them. ## Do Not - Do not execute tasks without reading the active plan. - Do not stop after one task when additional executable tasks remain in the approved slice. - Do not mark work done before execution-check evidence exists. - Do not set `verificationState: verified`; `kata-verify-work` owns verification. - Do not create new m...

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Author
gannonh
Repository
gannonh/kata-symphony
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Rust
License
MIT

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