Classify project deviations by divergence and reversibility into four response severities.
npx skills add https://github.com/faroukBakari/trader-pro --skill drift-guard
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: drift-guard Source: https://github.com/faroukBakari/trader-pro/tree/main/.github/skills/drift-guard Command: npx skills add https://github.com/faroukBakari/trader-pro --skill drift-guard
Drift Guard provides a structured framework to detect mid-flight deviations from the original plan and guide calibrated responses, helping teams avoid silent misalignment and scope creep.
Determine if a deviation exists in the current work, classify it by divergence and reversibility, and select the appropriate response per the framework.
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Classify software project deviations using a two-dimensional matrix measuring divergence against reversibility. This framework maps deviations to COSMETIC, TACTICAL, STRATEGIC, or CRITICAL severities, guiding calibrated responses based on the deviation's impact and how easily it can be undone.
Handle unresolved tactical deviations using an escalation safeguard that auto-upgrades them to strategic severity after two failed self-resolution attempts. This prevents escalation fatigue and ensures persistent project governance issues receive appropriate strategic attention.
You need a structured deviation detection framework when ongoing software projects experience approach failures, external mismatches, or surprise blockers. It provides project governance by applying a divergence-reversibility classification to map concerns and maintain alignment with the original plan.
Yes, deviation detection works for blockers, surprises, scope pulls, new concerns, approach failures, and external mismatches. It classifies these signals across divergence and reversibility dimensions to determine appropriate cosmetic, tactical, strategic, or critical responses.
Start applying drift classification by determining if a deviation exists in current work, then classifying it by divergence and reversibility. Select the appropriate response per the framework's cosmetic, tactical, strategic, or critical severity mapping to guide project decisions.
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