skills/autonomous-roundtable/SKILL.md
DEPRECATED: This skill has been absorbed into the develop skill. Use develop instead. The capabilities of autonomous-roundtable (project decomposition, roundtable gating, reflexion on ITERATE) are now available through develop's dialectic_mode and token_enforcement preferences. Set dialectic_mode to "roundtable" in Phase 0.4 for equivalent behavior.
npx skillsauth add axiomantic/spellbook autonomous-roundtableInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Migration:
dialectic_mode: "roundtable" in Phase 0.4 preferencestoken_enforcement: "gate_level" or "every_step" in Phase 0.4To use: Invoke the develop skill instead. Configure dialectic preferences in Phase 0.4.
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develop instead.<analysis>This skill is deprecated. Redirect to develop skill.</analysis> <reflection>If invoked, redirect user to the develop skill with dialectic_mode: "roundtable".</reflection>
testing
Use when creating new skills, editing existing skills, or verifying skills work before deployment. Triggers: 'write a skill', 'new skill', 'create a skill', 'skill doesn't work', 'skill isn't firing', 'edit skill', 'skill quality'. NOT for: general prompt improvement (use instruction-engineering) or command creation (use writing-commands).
development
Use when you have a spec, design doc, or requirements and need a detailed implementation plan before coding. Triggers: 'write a plan', 'create implementation plan', 'plan this out', 'break this down into steps', 'convert design to tasks', 'implementation order'. Also invoked by develop during planning. NOT for: reviewing existing plans (use reviewing-impl-plans).
testing
Use when creating new commands, editing existing commands, or reviewing command quality. Triggers: 'write command', 'new command', 'create a command', 'review command', 'fix command', 'command doesn't work', 'add a slash command'. NOT for: skill creation (use writing-skills).
development
Use when about to claim discovery during debugging. Triggers: "I found", "this is the issue", "I think I see", "looks like the problem", "that's why", "the bug is", "root cause", "culprit", "smoking gun", "aha", "got it", "here's what's happening", "the reason is", "causing the", "explains why", "mystery solved", "figured it out", "the fix is", "should fix", "this will fix". Also invoked by debugging, scientific-debugging, systematic-debugging before any root cause claim.