What is the SDD workflow in this context?

SDD stands for Software Design Document workflow. It is a structured process that moves sequentially from requirements defining to software designing, task planning, and finally task executing.

Does this skill manage Git commits automatically?

Yes, it uses standardized templates to create commits when a task starts (IN_PROGRESS) and when it finishes (DONE), ensuring a clean and searchable repository history.

How does the 'Reverse Review' process work?

After implementation, the skill performs a check in reverse order: Implementation -> Task -> Design -> Requirements. This ensures the code actually solves the requirement without over-engineering or missing specs.

What triggers the different verification checklists?

The skill analyzes task content for specific keywords related to UI changes, database operations, or external integrations like Docker to present the most relevant safety checklists before completion.

SDD Task Executor

Name: SDD Task Executor
Author: windschord

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Productivity & Workflow

Executes and tracks development tasks within the SDD workflow to ensure implementation consistency and document alignment.

About

The SDD Task Executor is a specialized skill designed to bridge the gap between planning and implementation within the Software Design Document (SDD) workflow. It automates the lifecycle of a task by reading specifications from your documentation, managing status transitions from TODO to DONE, enforcing strict Git commit templates, and performing 'reverse reviews.' This ensures that the final code aligns perfectly with initial requirements, design specs, and task goals, providing a robust framework for high-quality software delivery.

Key Features

Structured Git commit generation using standardized project templates
1 GitHub stars
Reverse-review validation to ensure implementation-to-requirement consistency
Automated task status management (TODO, IN_PROGRESS, DONE, BLOCKED)
Category-specific verification checklists for UI, API, Docker, and Data
Parallel task execution support with dependency resolution

Use Cases

Standardizing Git commit messages and verification steps across a development team
Automating the implementation phase of the SDD documentation cycle
Maintaining strict synchronization between code changes and task documentation

About

Key Features

Structured Git commit generation using standardized project templates
1 GitHub stars
Reverse-review validation to ensure implementation-to-requirement consistency
Automated task status management (TODO, IN_PROGRESS, DONE, BLOCKED)
Category-specific verification checklists for UI, API, Docker, and Data
Parallel task execution support with dependency resolution

Use Cases

Standardizing Git commit messages and verification steps across a development team
Automating the implementation phase of the SDD documentation cycle
Maintaining strict synchronization between code changes and task documentation