Define and enforce the required structure for phase.md files.
npx skills add https://github.com/adamrdrew/ushabti --skill describe-phase-file
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: describe-phase-file Source: https://github.com/adamrdrew/ushabti/tree/main/skills/describe-phase-file Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adamrdrew/ushabti --skill describe-phase-file
Defines a standardized structure for phase.md to ensure consistent documentation of phase intents, scopes, constraints, acceptance criteria, and notes.
Create a phase.md with the required frontmatter and the five mandatory sections described above.
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A phase.md file requires five mandatory sections: Intent, Scope, Constraints, Acceptance criteria, and Risks. It also requires specific frontmatter fields and supports optional card metadata for traceability.
You can enforce consistent phase documentation by applying a standardized phase.md structure that specifies exact frontmatter fields and requires the Intent, Scope, Constraints, Acceptance criteria, and Risks sections.
Yes, phase.md requires specific frontmatter fields to support governance and auditability. It also allows optional card metadata to ensure traceability of phase definitions across projects using Overseer.
The best way to document phase scope and constraints for audits is to use a standardized phase.md format with mandatory sections for Scope and Constraints, ensuring consistent governance and traceability across projects.
Yes, beyond the mandatory frontmatter and the five required sections, phase.md supports optional card metadata. This allows you to add traceability information while maintaining the core governance structure.
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