What are the C1-C4 constraints validated by this skill?

These constraints ensure consistency between process patterns and roles. For example, if a pattern is 'Human-Only', the AI role must be 'None', and if 'AI-Only', the Human role must be 'None'.

What capabilities are recognized by the validator?

The validator recognizes eight specific capabilities: Elicit, Analyse, Synthesise, Transform, Validate, Decide, Generate, and Preserve.

How do I trigger the validation process?

You can trigger the skill by using commands like 'validate capability flow', 'check process spec', or 'verify schema compliance' followed by the file path.

Why is this skill prefixed with 'build-only'?

The 'build-only' prefix indicates that this tool is intended for use during the development and design of the framework itself, rather than as a runtime component of the framework.

What does the validation output look like?

The tool returns a PASS or FAIL status. If it fails, it provides a detailed list of specific steps and the specific constraint (e.g., C1, C3) that was violated.

Capability Flow Validator

Name: Capability Flow Validator
Author: pidster

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Security & Testing

Validates capability flow specifications against schema constraints to ensure structural completeness and pattern consistency.

About

This skill is a specialized validation tool designed for developers working within the AI-Augmented SDLC Framework. It ensures that capability flow specifications adhere to strict schema constraints (C1-C4), maintaining logical consistency between human/AI roles and designated process patterns. By automating checks for escalation triggers, completion criteria, and valid capability types, it allows engineers to catch structural errors and pattern mismatches early in the process design phase, ensuring every step is testable and compliant with framework rules.

Key Features

3 GitHub stars
Consistency checking for AI and Human role participation
Verification of testable completion criteria and escalation triggers
Detailed failure reporting with specific step and violation identifiers
Automated schema constraint validation (C1-C4 rules)
Validation of the eight core capabilities (Elicit, Analyse, etc.)

Use Cases

Ensuring all AI-participating steps have properly defined escalation triggers and completion criteria
Verifying a newly designed AI-augmented workflow for schema compliance before implementation
Debugging inconsistencies between process patterns and role assignments in YAML specifications

About

Key Features

3 GitHub stars
Consistency checking for AI and Human role participation
Verification of testable completion criteria and escalation triggers
Detailed failure reporting with specific step and violation identifiers
Automated schema constraint validation (C1-C4 rules)
Validation of the eight core capabilities (Elicit, Analyse, etc.)

Use Cases

Ensuring all AI-participating steps have properly defined escalation triggers and completion criteria
Verifying a newly designed AI-augmented workflow for schema compliance before implementation
Debugging inconsistencies between process patterns and role assignments in YAML specifications