aidlc-intent

Create and refine AI-DLC Feature documentation with human approval gates across GitLab, Linear, or Confluence backends.

Updated Jul 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Trigent-Software-Pvt-Ltd/trigen-aidlc --skill aidlc-intent-trigent-software-pvt-ltd
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Skill: aidlc-intent
Source: https://github.com/Trigent-Software-Pvt-Ltd/trigen-aidlc/tree/main/plugins/aidlc/skills/aidlc-intent
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Trigent-Software-Pvt-Ltd/trigen-aidlc --skill aidlc-intent-trigent-software-pvt-ltd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Starting a new feature or initiative often produces inconsistent, incomplete planning documents that skip risks, NFRs, and acceptance criteria, leading to misaligned teams and rework later. This Skill structures the creation of AI-DLC Feature (Intent) documentation with iterative human-in-the-loop review, explicit publish gates, and traceability to source requirement documents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-backend Feature docs: Draft and publish Feature documentation to GitLab (markdown with MR review), Linear (native Initiatives), or Confluence (pages with Jira integration). - Gear-based scaling: Choose Quick, Standard, or Deep ceremony levels so the documentation depth matches the size and risk of the work. - Source-derived Intents: Ingest an existing BRD/PRD, record its version, and build a traceability matrix, validation record, and MVP slice proposal. - Publish gate and index: Enforce explicit user approval before creating any artifact, then register the Feature in a central Features Index. - Use Case: A product manager asks to create a Feature doc for a new authentication system; the Skill gathers context, drafts the brief, gets explicit publish approval, creates a GitLab MR, and hands off to the elaboration phase. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to create a Feature document for your new initiative, for example by saying: create an intent for adding user authentication with OAuth2 support.

Frequently Asked Questions about aidlc-intent

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I create a feature planning document with AI-DLC?

Invoke the skill with a request like 'create a Feature doc for the new authentication system'. It gathers context, drafts the document, requires your explicit publish approval, then creates the artifact in GitLab, Linear, or Confluence.

Which documentation backends does AI-DLC intent support?

It supports GitLab (markdown files reviewed via merge requests, recommended), Linear (native Initiatives replacing both docs and Jira), and Confluence (pages with Jira integration). You select the backend at the start of the workflow.

Can I create an Intent from an existing BRD or PRD?

Yes. Provide the source document link and the skill ingests it, records its version, extracts actors, scope, and NFRs, then builds a source traceability matrix, validation record, and a proposed MVP slice following the full Intent standard.

What is the difference between Quick, Standard, and Deep gears?

Quick suits trivial one-task work and folds elaboration into the brief. Standard is the default, producing a compact Feature Brief sized to one sprint. Deep is opt-in for cross-cutting or regulated work, using the full section structure with traceability and validation records.

Does the skill create Jira tickets or epics during the Intent phase?

No. The Intent phase captures what needs to be achieved, not task breakdowns. Epic decomposition happens later in the elaboration step, and Jira work items are created in the verify phase, though an optional Jira Project can be created.