strict-validation-setup

To bootstrap strict-mode tooling, this skill detects your project's ecosystem from manifests and writes per-language strict-mode configs for TypeScript, Python, Rust, Go, and OCAML. It automatically merges these configurations with any existing settings to enforce strict validation rules.

Per-task GOALS scaffolding creates a GOALS.md file and stub tests within a .agent-tasks directory. It provides an agentic loop with structured prose goals and test stubs so the agent can independently verify its task completion status.

Setting up AGENTS.md pointers involves creating a project-wide AGENTS.md file that references your per-task GOALS.md location. This skill provisions the complete verification scaffolding, including GOALS.md templates and test stubs under .agent-tasks.

Yes, strict-mode bootstrapping works with existing config files by merging new strict-mode settings into your current TypeScript and Python configurations. It detects the ecosystem from your manifests and integrates smoothly without overwriting existing rules.

You should run strict-mode bootstrap during initial project bootstrap or per-task setup. It ensures a SKILL.md, per-ecosystem references, and a per-task .agent-tasks GOALS.md exist before you begin enforcing content structure and verification.