slice
Slice
Use this skill when a work item is small enough to execute, has passed planning review, has explicit human approval, and its planning artifacts have been committed.
Responsibilities
- Validate that the selected work item is ready for execution.
- Ensure execution bootstrap prerequisites exist, including
.skills/execution.json, the slice registry, and a durable approved planning checkpoint. - Bootstrap one execution slice for that work item.
- Confirm the slice exists and is aligned with the repository's execution layout.
- Hand off to
guide-executionforbrief.mdandblueprint.md.
Preferred Input
- a work item ID from repository planning (for example, one created by
breakdown)
Bootstrap Rules
- One executable work item should map to one slice.
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