build-dod

Convert specifications into Definitions of Done with acceptance criteria and integration test scenarios.

1|Updated Mar 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dcgrigsby/nexrad --skill build-dod
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: build-dod
Source: https://github.com/dcgrigsby/nexrad/tree/main/.agents/skills/build-dod
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dcgrigsby/nexrad --skill build-dod

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

A DoD converts a spec into pass/fail gates. Its power is in integration tests — scenarios that prove the deliverable works by exercising it the way a user would.

Core Features & Use Cases

The DoD's core function is to turn ambiguous requirements into testable deliverables. It emphasizes end-to-end integration scenarios over internal correctness, ensuring products meet real user needs and expectations across workflows.

Quick Start

Use the build-dod skill to generate integration test scenarios from a provided spec.

Frequently Asked Questions about build-dod

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I create integration test scenarios from a product specification?

To create integration test scenarios from a product specification, you need a Definition of Done that converts ambiguous requirements into pass/fail gates with explicit acceptance criteria and comprehensive end-to-end verification.

What is a Definition of Done for product delivery?

A Definition of Done for product delivery is a framework that converts a specification into pass/fail gates, emphasizing integration tests that prove the deliverable works by exercising it the way a user would across real workflows.

How do I turn ambiguous requirements into testable acceptance criteria?

You can turn ambiguous requirements into testable acceptance criteria by generating a Definition of Done that establishes explicit pass/fail gates and comprehensive integration scenarios, ensuring deliverables meet real user needs.

Does end-to-end verification require documented test evidence?

Yes, end-to-end verification requires a documented test evidence contract to enable reproducible validation, ensuring that integration scenarios effectively prove the deliverable works as expected across user workflows.

Can I apply a Definition of Done to goal statements without formal requirements documents?

Yes, you can apply a Definition of Done to goal statements, product specs, or requirements documents, as long as they require end-to-end verification and test coverage to convert the stated goals into testable deliverables.