iwe-rules-review

Review IWE operating rules and produce a structured markdown report with change proposals.

44|125|Updated Feb 10, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/TserenTserenov/FMT-exocortex-template --skill iwe-rules-review
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Skill: iwe-rules-review
Source: https://github.com/TserenTserenov/FMT-exocortex-template/tree/main/.claude/skills/iwe-rules-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TserenTserenov/FMT-exocortex-template --skill iwe-rules-review

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill prevents cultural drift and outdated operational rules in the IWE by performing a focused weekly review of operating rules, identifying violations, gaps, and rules that should be added, changed, or removed.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Load and inspect DP.M.008: Reads the IWE operating rules registry and the 14 culture elements to establish the source of truth.
  • Four-question analysis per rule: Synthesizes Quick Close reports, DayPlans, commits and fleeting notes to answer what was learned, which rules hindered work, which rules are missing, and which rules were routinely bypassed.
  • Report and change proposal: Produces a structured markdown report with health metrics, violations, deadweight rules, and candidates for formalization, then guides approval and updates to DP.M.008 and implementations.
  • Use Cases: Automated Week Close run by the Strateg role, or a manual cultural review after a sprint or organizational change.

Quick Start

Run the iwe-rules-review during Week Close to analyze weekly commits, DayPlans and Quick Close reports and produce a proposed DP.M.008 update for approval.

Frequently Asked Questions about iwe-rules-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I perform a weekly review of operating rules to prevent cultural drift?

Perform a weekly operating rules review by analyzing commits, DayPlans, and Quick Close reports to identify violations and deadweight rules. This process detects cultural drift by evaluating whether existing rules hinder work or are routinely bypassed, producing a structured markdown report.

What is the best way to identify deadweight rules and candidates for formalization in a process improvement workflow?

Identify deadweight rules and formalization candidates by applying a four-question analysis to weekly work artifacts. This process improvement technique synthesizes fleeting notes and reports to determine which rules are missing, ignored, or obstructing work, yielding concrete change proposals.

Can I use Quick Close reports and DayPlans to evaluate cultural health during Week Close?

Yes, you can evaluate cultural health during Week Close by synthesizing Quick Close reports and DayPlans. This workflow inspects operating rule violations and gaps, generating health metrics and a proposed update to the rules registry for approval.

How do I generate change proposals for an operating rules registry?

Generate registry change proposals by loading the rules registry, applying a four-question analysis to weekly work data, and identifying missing or bypassed rules. This produces a structured markdown report guiding updates and formalizing new rules.

When do I need a formal operating rules review for process improvement?

You need a formal operating rules review during Week Close workflows, after a sprint, or following an organizational change. This process improvement step prevents outdated rules by evaluating cultural health and proposing necessary registry updates.

Does the weekly rules review workflow require specific input data formats?

The weekly rules review requires Quick Close reports, DayPlans, commits, and fleeting notes as input data formats. It loads the operating rules registry and culture elements to establish the source of truth for detecting violations and producing change proposals.