Conduct time-boxed technical investigations and generate structured findings documents.
npx skills add https://github.com/drn/dots --skill spike-drn
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: spike Source: https://github.com/drn/dots/tree/main/agents/skills/spike Command: npx skills add https://github.com/drn/dots --skill spike-drn
This Skill provides a structured, time-boxed approach to technical investigations, ensuring clear documentation of findings and recommendations.
Use the spike skill to investigate the feasibility of using WebSockets for real-time notifications in the current project.
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To conduct a technical spike, define a clear question, hypothesis, and scope, then perform systematic code exploration and prototyping to generate a structured findings document with recommendations.
The best way to document a proof of concept is to generate a detailed findings report that includes a summary, technical findings, clear recommendations, and open questions for future action.
You should do a time-boxed technical investigation before adopting a new framework to analyze integration complexity, performance, and potential pitfalls, ensuring systematic exploration of project context and recent commits.
Yes, you can use a structured research spike to evaluate WebSockets by defining the scope, tracing dependencies, prototyping the integration, and producing a detailed report on whether to proceed.
Time-boxed technical investigations are limited by their predefined scope and duration, meaning they prioritize rapid prototyping and clear recommendations over exhaustive, long-term testing or full implementation.
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