Four commands open the doors. Private primitives do the steps underneath.

The commands

Architect, Builder, Craftsman. Four entrypoints. Pick the outcome you need.
SkillWhat it does
/architect-initial-foundationStart from a proved archetype, or document the code you already have. Run it again when the docs must match the code.
/architect-requested-specTurn a request into an approved draft. Build it later. A draft does not block a spec in progress.
/build-requested-specTurn a request, a draft, or a debt item into one spec, then implement, prove, and ship.
/craft-lasting-qualityRepair debt from urgent to small. Or ask it to upgrade the dependencies.

The private primitives

The steps those four commands use. Run one when you want a single step.
SkillWhat it does
/outline-systemMap the system from the code: architecture, model, and schemas.
/rule-projectWrite one project's rules and the commands it actually runs.
/define-specTurn one request into an approved spec, or a draft for later.
/implement-projectWrite the code and the tests for one project. Check only what changed.
/verify-behaviorAcceptance is red or green. Green is the proof. Red goes back.
/review-implementationWhat lint and tests cannot see. Findings become urgent debt and do not block the release.
/scan-qualityRefresh the debt list — structure first, then complexity and coverage.
/ship-specProve the whole system, update the product record, and release.

Human checkpoints

You review at key moments. Everything else runs without asking — or skip stops with YOLO.|
TriggerYou check
During /architect-initial-foundationThe proposed system, when the repo has no application code yet
During /architect-requested-specThe draft, before it waits for a later build
During /build-requested-specThe spec and its requirements — unless you include YOLO
During /craft-lasting-qualityThe urgent debt item, before it becomes a fix

Start, draft, and repair all meet at one build. You approve the spec, then the agents implement, verify, review, and ship.