quick-implement
Quick Implement
Purpose
Implement small features or bug fixes directly, with strict scope control and verification.
Use this skill for speed only when risk is low and requirements are clear.
Scope Gate (Required Before Coding)
Treat a task as quick-implement eligible only if all conditions below are true:
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Clear requirement
- Expected behavior is explicit
- No major product/architecture ambiguity
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Small change surface
- Usually touches a small number of files (rough guideline: <= 5 files)
- No broad cross-module refactor
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