Llm Process Domain Expert

Define ownership boundaries for host state and shared LLM process assets.

Updated May 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ormastes/Spipe --skill llm-process-domain-expert
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Skill: Llm Process Domain Expert
Source: https://github.com/ormastes/Spipe/tree/main/doc/00_llm_process/domain_expert/llm_process
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ormastes/Spipe --skill llm-process-domain-expert

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It solves the challenge of organizing, reusing, and maintaining consistent LLM process design assets across multiple host repositories without breaking platform-specific behavior.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Defines reusable process ownership: Establishes how command surfaces, skill layout, SPipe tests, and expert directories should be structured for repeatable reuse.
  • Enforces host vs. reusable asset boundaries: Keeps host project state under .spipe/<feature>/ while keeping reusable process assets under .spipe/spipe/.
  • Enables safe documentation linking: Guides linking docs into doc/00_llm_process/ via setup scripts rather than manual copy, using platform-appropriate link mechanisms.

Quick Start

Ask an AI to help you plan and implement a reusable LLM process design that installs into a host repo under .spipe/<feature>/ while keeping shared assets under .spipe/spipe/ and linking into doc/00_llm_process/ through setup scripts.

Frequently Asked Questions about Llm Process Domain Expert

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I structure reusable LLM processes across multiple host repositories?

To structure reusable LLM processes across multiple host repositories, you separate host project state under .spipe/<feature>/ from shared assets under .spipe/spipe/, linking documentation into doc/00_llm_process/ through setup scripts to maintain consistency.

What is the best way to link documentation directories without breaking platform-specific behavior?

The best way to link documentation directories safely is using setup-script-driven linking rather than manual copying, applying platform-appropriate mechanisms like symlinks versus Windows junctions to ensure repository layout consistency across operating systems.

How do I organize expert directories and skill layouts for repeatable reuse?

You organize expert directories and skill layouts by standardizing ownership boundaries that define how command surfaces, SPipe tests, and process assets are structured, ensuring repeatable reuse across templates.

Does this LLM process design approach work for SPipe testing and loop documentation?

Yes, this LLM process design approach works for SPipe testing and loop documentation by applying standardized layout authoring and ownership boundaries to keep multi-repo templates consistent and maintainable.

Why use setup scripts instead of manual copy for documentation linking in multi-repo templates?

Setup scripts are used instead of manual copy for documentation linking because they automate platform-specific symlink versus junction creation, preventing broken links and keeping repository layouts maintainable across host environments.