create-skeleton

You can automate computation skeleton creation by running a command that extracts signals from policy documents and configuration files to build an intermediate representation of rulesets and workflows. The process updates guidance sections and generates a visual flow diagram.

A computation skeleton is an intermediate representation of domain-specific rulesets and workflows. It translates policy documents into structured formats, enabling consistent computation flow visualization and version-controlled rule execution.

To translate policy documents into a rules-as-code intermediate representation, extract document signals and configuration files to construct a computation skeleton. This process automatically updates guidance files and generates an ASCII computation flow diagram for reference.

Yes, you can use configuration files alongside policy documents to generate an ASCII computation flow diagram. The extraction process builds the skeleton and creates a visual reference of the computation flow for the specified domain.

Yes, you need access to policy documents and configuration files to build a computation skeleton. The Skill extracts signals from these inputs to construct intermediate representations and writes outputs to specified guidance files.

Yes, version control integration works seamlessly with computation skeleton generation. It tracks changes to the extracted document signals and configuration files, enabling rollbacks to previous versions of the intermediate representation and guidance sections.