Philosophy Compliance Workflow FAQs

Question 1

What is the Brick Philosophy in this workflow?

Accepted Answer

The Brick Philosophy treats modules as self-contained units with a single responsibility, clear public contracts (studs), and the ability to be regenerated from a specification without breaking the system.

Question 2

What kind of output does the compliance workflow provide?

Accepted Answer

It generates a structured Markdown report including an overall grade, a scoring rubric for simplicity and modularity, a list of critical violations, and prioritized action items for fixes.

Question 3

How does it identify over-engineering?

Accepted Answer

The skill flags 'maybe someday' code, excessive configuration, unnecessary abstraction layers, and generic framework patterns that don't solve an immediate, current problem.

Question 4

When is the best time to trigger a philosophy review?

Accepted Answer

It is most effective during the architecture phase before implementation, or during code review phases before a merge to ensure long-term maintainability.

Question 5

Can this skill help with AI-driven refactoring?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it assesses 'Regeneratability,' ensuring that code is structured clearly enough for an AI to rebuild it from a specification, which is crucial for agentic coding workflows.

Philosophy Compliance Workflow

주요 기능

사용 사례

Philosophy Compliance Workflow

주요 기능

사용 사례