pocs/agent-plugins/claude-pragma/skills/shaping-breadboard/SKILL.md
Build affordance and wiring maps for existing or proposed systems before carding. Use when implementation planning needs a concrete mechanism view across UI and code boundaries.
npx skillsauth add hashintel/labs shaping-breadboardInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Map system behavior using affordance tables and wiring so the next card is grounded in concrete mechanism understanding.
Adopted from rjs/shaping-skills (breadboarding) and adapted for this repository.
Modifications:
pragma:shaping-*## Breadboard
- Places table
- UI affordances table
- Code affordances table
- Data stores table
## Handoff To Pragma
- Candidate cards: [vertical behaviors ready to card]
- Capsule impacts: [new terms or invariants discovered]
- Open uncertainty: [items requiring `/pragma:spike`]
- Next command: [`/pragma:card`]
/pragma:slice.planning/pragma:card/pragma:consultdocumentation
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development
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