sdlc-radar
SolidProactive research scout (dry-run) — scan the open backlog, research the current SOTA against it, dedup against the radar ledger + the KG gap log, and write a ranked digest. Writes NOTHING external by default. Use when the user runs /sdlc-radar or wants a proactive "what's new / what should we look at" sweep over the backlog.
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Quality Score: 78/100
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- Author
- swapnil-agrim
- Repository
- swapnil-agrim/loopsmith
- Created
- 1 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
Integrates with
Similar Skills
Semantically similar based on skill content — not just same category
sdlc-research
The Research phase executor — map a goal's real blast radius across the codebase, inventory the tech debt already sitting in it, and size the goal into a lane (small/medium/large) from what was actually found. Writes a short dossier the Plan and Plan-Review phases both read. Use at SDLC Phase 2, or when the user runs /sdlc-research or asks "what's the blast radius for X".
literature-radar
Scheduled or on-demand sweep for NEW papers in a project's research scope — web-search the recent window, deduplicate against the project's corpus, pre-screen each keeper into a triage-ready digest, and stop for approval. Also does seed-based discovery — from a few anchor papers the user already trusts, trace the related and foundational work outward. Use when the user asks "what's new" in their field ("run my radar", "check for new papers", "anything new since last time"), gives you seed papers and wants related/foundational work traced from them ("find papers related to these", "citation search from this paper", "build a starting corpus"), wants a recurring literature watch set up, or a scheduled radar day arrives. Discovery + pre-screen ONLY — inclusion decisions belong to the human and flow through the literature-review skill.
sdlc-context
Pre-flight recall — assemble a compact, cited "context brief" of prior art (knowledge graph + past issues + conventions) for a goal before running it, so a crucial earlier finding is never missed just because the context window flushed. Use at the start of a goal when the knowledge graph is enabled, or when the user runs /sdlc-context.