.pi/agent/skills/work-start/SKILL.md
Start new work. The /work:start command handler in the work extension does all initialization automatically — no skill injection needed. This file exists for documentation only.
npx skillsauth add popoffvg/dotfiles work-startInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Handled entirely by the work extension:
_notes/ with git initworklog.md.pi/work.settings.json with phase=planwork:plan skill to start planningNo user questions asked — planning happens in the plan phase.
Eval checklist:
_notes/ directory created with git init?.pi/work.settings.json created with phase=plan?Test inputs:
Can change: initialization steps, default settings values, worklog template Cannot change: automatic flow (no user questions), _notes/ as working directory, plan phase as initial phase Min sessions before eval: 5 Runs per experiment: 3
tools
Improve a whole CLAUDE.local.md — the private, per-project rules captured from user corrections. Wraps each conditional rule in a <task-relevant> block so it only surfaces for matching work, merges duplicates, generalizes one-off facts, drops stale entries, and routes raw project facts to engram. Use when the user says "improve claude.local", "clean up the local rules", "claude.local is bloated", or after the Stop hook has appended many rules.
testing
WM pipeline and conventions shared across all phases. Agents must read this before spec, impl, or verify work.
development
One entry point for spec writing, implementation, and bug fixing. Default is new (write spec → grill loop → produce notes → author TODO bodies). Other subcommands: verify (audit), revise (sync to shipped), prototype (settle a decision), code-map (diagram), impl (execute one TODO), fix (analyze cause, correct thoughts, fix behavior), help (this page). Invoke as /code <subcommand>.
development
Red-Green-Refactor cycle for bug fixes. Before fixing a bug, first write a failing test that reproduces it (Red), then make the minimal change to pass (Green), then clean up the code (Refactor). Use on any bug fix, error correction, failing test repair, or when user says "fix this bug".