SAGA Blocker Resolver FAQs

Question 1

Can I use this skill with any project?

Accepted Answer

This skill is specifically built for projects using the SAGA framework, as it relies on specific file structures like .saga/stories and journal.md files.

Question 2

What is a 'blocker' in the context of this skill?

Accepted Answer

In the SAGA workflow, a blocker is a specific entry in a story's journal indicating that progress has stopped due to missing information, technical constraints, or a need for a design decision.

Question 3

Why does the skill require human approval?

Accepted Answer

Human approval ensures that the AI's proposed solutions align with the project's long-term architectural goals and personal preferences before documenting the path forward.

Question 4

How do I trigger the resolution process?

Accepted Answer

You can invoke it via Claude Code by calling the skill with a story ID, or the system will guide you through selecting a story if it detects multiple matches.

Question 5

Does this skill automatically modify my source code?

Accepted Answer

No, the resolve-blocker skill is designed to document decisions and provide guidance. It analyzes the code and proposes a path forward, but the actual implementation is handled by the worker in the next step.

SAGA Blocker Resolver

Key Features

Use Cases

SAGA Blocker Resolver

Key Features

Use Cases