Insert urgent phases into ROADMAP.md and STATE.md using decimal numbering.
npx skills add https://github.com/sidunrealde/ArchVis --skill insert-phase
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: insert-phase Source: https://github.com/sidunrealde/ArchVis/tree/main/.github/skills/insert-phase Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sidunrealde/ArchVis --skill insert-phase
This Skill allows for the urgent insertion of new tasks or phases into an existing roadmap without disrupting the overall sequence or requiring extensive re-planning.
ROADMAP.md and STATE.md files to reflect the new phase.Insert a new phase after phase 72 with the description "Fix critical auth bug".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Decimal phase numbering inserts urgent work as sub-phases like 72.1 to maintain sequence. It updates ROADMAP.md and STATE.md directly, avoiding the need to renumber subsequent phases.
Decimal phase numbering is a method to insert urgent tasks mid-milestone using numbers like 72.1. It maintains logical order in the roadmap without disrupting the original sequence of subsequent phases.
To add a critical bug fix mid-milestone, insert a new decimal phase into the roadmap. This updates ROADMAP.md and STATE.md to accommodate the urgent work while keeping the original milestone plan intact.
Yes, gsd-tools is required as it provides the core phase insertion logic. The Skill parses arguments for the phase number and description to update the roadmap and state files correctly.
The best way to handle urgent work is to insert a decimal-numbered phase mid-milestone. This prevents extensive re-planning by adding the urgent task directly without altering later milestones.
gannonhInsert a decimal phase between existing roadmap phases without renumbering.
lgwanaiExecute remaining milestone phases through discuss, plan, and execute sequences.
bartoszwarzochaAnalyze ROADMAP.md to identify pending tasks and propose three candidates.
dralgorhythmCreate phased execution roadmaps with milestones, owners, and dependencies.