Implementation Confidence Check

The Confidence Check skill is a pre-flight verification tool designed to minimize wasted development cycles and token usage by ensuring all prerequisites for a task are met before a single line of code is written. By evaluating five critical pillars—duplicate prevention, architectural alignment, documentation verification, open-source references, and root cause identification—it generates a quantitative confidence score. Only implementations reaching a 90% confidence threshold are permitted to proceed, ensuring every change is intentional, follows project standards, and avoids the high cost of 'wrong-direction' work.

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