What problem does it solve?
SEA-Forge development often risks drift when developers hand-write code instead of deriving it from formal specifications. This skill enforces a generator-first workflow to keep specs as the source of truth and to prevent handwritten implementations in critical code zones.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Generator-first enforcement: Redirects coding intent to spec-first artifacts and guarantees that generated code is the product of specifications.
- Guardrails for edits: Prohibits hand-written changes in libs, apps, or generated zones and provides clear options to update specs instead.
- Workflow integrity: Integrates with the SEA-DSL and SDS pipelines to maintain deterministic outputs and traceability.
- Use Case: When starting a new feature, a developer refrains from editing code directly and updates the spec instead; the generator produces the implementation.
Quick Start
Initiate a generator-first session by reviewing the relevant spec, then regenerate code from the spec and validate that no hand-written code exists in generated zones.