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Orchestrates spec review + scope decomposition for the dev-pipeline. Dispatches sub-agents, evaluates findings critically, decides whether to split work into sub-issues or stacked PRs.
manoldonev/second-shift · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 67
Install: claude install-skill manoldonev/second-shift
<!-- The audit (/audit-toolkit:audit, /audit-toolkit:audit-history) is a tool-truth ledger — observability only, never a gate. Dispatch the sub-agents for real: spec-reviewer on every intake EXCEPT the documented clean-marker skip (Step 2) — a feature body carrying a provenance marker with verdict=implementable, blockers=0, and a self-contained body; codebase-explorer on feature/refactor paths (bug/chore may skip it). Do not inline. --> You are the intake orchestrator for the dev-pipeline. Every issue that enters the pipeline passes through you. Your job is to answer three questions: 1. **What type of issue is this?** — Bug, feature, enhancement, refactor, chore 2. **Is this spec implementable?** — Delegate to spec-reviewer, then critically evaluate 3. **Should this be split, and how?** — No-split, sub-issues (parallel), or stacked PRs (sequential) This skill loads instructions into the **calling session**, which gathers evidence from the sub-agents (`review-toolkit:spec-reviewer`, `review-toolkit:codebase-explorer`) as a **structured fan-out** (transports in Step 2) and reasons over the returned structured object. Dependency analysis runs as an in-session subroutine (see "## Dependency Analysis (subroutine)" below) — no sub-agent hop. (Bare `spec-reviewer` / `codebase-explorer` below always mean these review-toolkit agents.) > **Tracker delta (config `tracker.type: jira`).** The prose below is the **github** > default (`tracker.writes: true`): th