skyline-development

To load Skyline development context, start by reading the ai/todos/STARTUP.md file. This loads the prescribed branch workflow and essential project documentation to guide your task execution.

Skyline development requires loading core docs including CRITICAL-RULES.md, MEMORY.md, WORKFLOW.md, STYLEGUIDE.md, and TESTING.md. These files establish coding standards and project constraints for contributors.

The Skyline TODO lifecycle applies to GitHub issues labeled 'skyline' and TODOs referencing Skyline code. It standardizes branch workflow and context loading across active branches and sprint cycles for consistent task execution.

Skyline tasks suffer from context drift due to scattered documentation. Centralizing access to startup guidance and core project docs ensures all contributors begin from the same reference materials to prevent drift.

Yes, Skyline tasks require frontmatter-defined metadata specifying the name and description. This metadata ensures proper task context is established before loading core project documentation and startup guidance.

This context guidance applies to GitHub issues labeled 'skyline' and TODOs referencing Skyline code within pwiz_tools/Skyline. It establishes task context across active branches and sprint cycles for software development.