novo-procedimento

Configure OBigode procedures with ordered phases, intervals, and validation rules.

Updated Mar 24, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/stancodev/obigode --skill novo-procedimento
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Skill: novo-procedimento
Source: https://github.com/stancodev/obigode/tree/main/.claude/skills/novo-procedimento
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stancodev/obigode --skill novo-procedimento

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps teams model and configure new barber-shop procedures in OBigode, enabling consistent phase structures and easy expansion of existing workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Define a new procedure type with ordered phases and optional intervals
  • Extend existing procedures by adding phases or configuring special multi-phase workflows like nevou
  • Enforce data integrity rules (at least one ACTIVE phase, sequential order, INTERVALS not first or last, mandatory color, and decimal pricing)

Quick Start

Create a Nevou-style procedure named Nevou with three phases (Applied, Pause, Finalization) following the data model rules.

Frequently Asked Questions about novo-procedimento

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I configure barber shop procedures with multiple phases and intervals?

Configure barber shop procedures by defining ordered phases and optional free intervals. This enforces data integrity by requiring at least one active phase, sequential ordering, and mandatory color and decimal pricing for the workflow.

Can I add extra phases to an existing barbershop workflow?

Yes, you can extend existing barbershop workflows by adding new phases or configuring special multi-phase procedures like nevou. The system ensures intervals are never set as the first or last phase during the extension.

What are the data integrity rules for defining a new procedure type?

Defining a new procedure type requires at least one active phase, strict sequential phase ordering, mandatory color assignment, and decimal pricing. Additionally, free intervals cannot be configured as the first or last phase.

How do I model a special multi-phase workflow like nevou?

Model a nevou workflow by creating a procedure with three ordered phases: Applied, Pause, and Finalization. This structure follows the defined data model rules, utilizing a non-first and non-last free interval for the pause.

Does configuring procedure workflows require specific downstream API integration?

Configuring procedure workflows guides downstream API and UI usage by enforcing structural rules like sequential phase ordering and mandatory decimal pricing. This ensures the defined procedure types integrate correctly with the broader system.

Why must intervals not be the first or last phase in a procedure?

Intervals cannot be the first or last phase to maintain procedural logic and data integrity. This rule ensures that multi-phase workflows always start and end with an active procedure step rather than a pause.