6GOD

The five MINE skills cover the full governed development cycle: mine-arch creates or overhauls repository architecture and engineering governance, mine-plan-create produces research-backed implementation plans, mine-plan-exec executes plans in linked worktrees, mine-plan-review performs strict acceptance reviews, and mine-sync reconciles design docs with actual code.

Software engineers and teams who want disciplined, architecture-governed development. It suits maintainers onboarding existing repositories, developers planning features, refactors, or migrations, and anyone running coding agents that need precise, evidence-backed plans and independent acceptance review rather than trusting self-reported implementation results.

Start with mine-arch to establish architecture and quality gates, then mine-plan-create to produce a scoped, research-backed plan. mine-plan-exec implements the plan end to end in a MINE-prepared linked worktree—never directly on stable or dev—with dependency checks, verification, commits, and graph updates, followed by mine-plan-review for acceptance.

mine-sync performs code-first synchronization: it creates a verified local backup, then updates design documentation to match current code unless the user explicitly protects a decision. It never modifies business code without a separate architecture, planning, or execution flow, making it safe for repository audits and pre-release checks.

mine-plan-review validates implementations against AGENTS.md, the architecture, the immutable plan, implementation commits, real runtime behavior, verification evidence, and downstream contracts. It never trusts implementation reports or green tests without independent evidence, and classifies failures into direct small fixes versus a new compensating plan.