Purpose
Create a cross-agent delivery skill that applies the useful parts of feature-dev to Agenova's existing ticket and task-packet workflow.
This first exercise must make two outcomes visible:
- learn the feature-dev workflow even when the implementation agent is Codex rather than Claude Code;
- observe how AIDLC changes delivery: what was explored and discussed, which decisions changed, how they affected implementation, and what each quality gate proved or blocked.
Boundaries
- The GitHub issue and approved task/spec remain the source of truth; the skill must not create a competing requirements system.
- Keep the workflow vendor-neutral and usable by Codex or Claude Code.
- Use explicit human checkpoints in guided mode; provide a lower-narration delivery mode for normal work.
- Do not include Agenova secrets, private conversations, or project-specific implementation content.
Acceptance criteria
- The skill supports discovery, clarification, design, implementation, review, and verification.
- Guided mode produces a concise decision-and-evidence trail linking discussion to implementation and gates.
- Review uses independent correctness, architecture-boundary, and evidence lenses.
- The skill is discoverable by the skills CLI and includes a safe invocation example.
- Local repository checks pass and SkillSpector reports SAFE with complete coverage.
Purpose
Create a cross-agent delivery skill that applies the useful parts of feature-dev to Agenova's existing ticket and task-packet workflow.
This first exercise must make two outcomes visible:
Boundaries
Acceptance criteria