festina-directive

You can create structured XML directives by running a guided conversational Q&A flow that translates your inputs into machine-readable artifacts. This captures principles, rules, validations, and examples, then stores the output at .festinalente/directives/{name}.xml.

You link generated directives by updating the project's .festinalente/config.yaml file. This associates the XML artifacts with existing skills, enabling the relevant workflow phases such as scope, plan, implement, and check to load them.

Yes, conversational capture guides you to articulate process rules, validations, and examples, which are then translated into a structured XML directive. This ensures your automation config accurately reflects your team's principles.

The best way to capture project directives is through a conversational flow that translates your team's context and purpose into structured XML. The generated artifact is automatically stored at .festinalente/directives/{name}.xml and validated by the project's tooling.

Yes, the directive generation process requires the project's tooling and config structure to be present. The resulting XML is stored at .festinalente/directives/{name}.xml and linked via .festinalente/config.yaml, meaning these paths must exist or be created.