Douglas Jarquin
Community@douglasjarquin · Davie, FL
Douglas Jarquin publishes repository verification contracts, evidence capture, and coordinated task delegation skills for auditable software delivery.
Agent Skills by Douglas Jarquin
Showing 16 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
evidence
Capture and compare before/after screenshots, screencasts, and CLI transcripts across Git revisions.
verify
Runs a repository's VERIFY.md verification contract and records candidate-bound evidence.
create-verification
Scaffolds a repository-local verification contract, feature maps, and a mise verify task from observed checks.
maintain-verification
Audit VERIFY.md contracts and feature maps for stale tasks, paths, and coverage claims.
sum-dispatch
Delegates approved work to isolated Herdr worker agents with durable task briefs.
sum-worker
Executes one approved task brief, verifies results, and submits structured handoff reports.
sum-update
Applies, inspects, and rolls back atomic updates to a sum installation with staged releases.
sum-develop
Develop and test sum in an isolated git worktree without touching the live coordinator installation.
sum-rundown
Reconcile saved task records with bounded Herdr observations and surface unresolved questions.
sum-delivery
Verify worker results, run independent review, and publish reviewable PRs without merging.
recap
Summarizes session history from saved inbox, task, and verification files.
rundown
Reconciles inbox task records with live worker Bots to report outstanding work.
dispatch
Delegates approved user requests to worker Bots with persisted task briefs.
deliver
Prepares a reviewable GitHub pull request from a verified worker candidate without merging.
sweep
Assigns standing sweeps to a dedicated worker with scheduled routines.
persist
Writes task briefs, questions, answers, and reports as files under /workspace/sum.
Frequently Asked Questions About Douglas Jarquin
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Douglas Jarquin's skills?▼
You can bootstrap and maintain VERIFY.md verification contracts, capture before/after evidence manifests from builds, dispatch approved work to isolated Herdr worker checkouts, reconcile saved tasks with live observations, and prepare reviewable PRs from verified candidates without autonomous merging.
Who should use these verification and delegation skills?▼
Software engineers and technical leads who need auditable repository verification, honest before/after evidence for changes, and structured delegation of research, planning, or implementation work to isolated worker checkouts with durable briefs and persisted reports.
How does the verification workflow run in practice?▼
The create-verification skill scaffolds a VERIFY.md contract, a mise run verify task built from checks the project already declares, and a feature-map index. The verify skill then executes the canonical mise run verify, records candidate-bound evidence, and reports manual scenarios truthfully.
What are the prerequisites and dependencies?▼
Skills operate in any repository clone without requiring sum or Herdr for the verification set. The sum-* family assumes a sum installation with Herdr task checkouts, a /workspace/sum directory for persisted briefs and reports, and mise for running the canonical verify task.
Do these skills merge code automatically?▼
No. The deliver and sum-delivery skills only prepare a reviewable PR from a verified candidate after independent inspection of worker results. They explicitly never merge autonomously, keeping human review as the final gate before integration.