Resume and execute minerva work units from proposal and replan history.
npx skills add https://github.com/honerlaw/agent-marketplace --skill work-honerlaw
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: work Source: https://github.com/honerlaw/agent-marketplace/tree/main/plugins/minerva/skills/work Command: npx skills add https://github.com/honerlaw/agent-marketplace --skill work-honerlaw
It helps you reliably resume and finish a proposed minerva work unit, keeping your implementation aligned with the latest proposal and replan history.
minerva:replan protocol before proceeding.## Success criteria item is met (or falls back to ## Goal) before suggesting minerva:promote.Tell your agent to run minerva:work to resume the most recently modified active work unit and implement it to the point where the success criteria can be checked off.
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To resume a minerva coding unit, run minerva:work to load the most recently modified active unit, read its proposal.md and replan.md history, and continue implementation using the restored scratchpad.md until success criteria are met.
When load-bearing divergence occurs, the system detects reality drifts that change assumptions or scope, triggers the minerva:replan protocol to update the approach, and applies replans chronologically so the latest plan takes precedence.
The scratchpad.md file stores ephemeral working memory during implementation. The system restores it on resume and uses it to maintain context while coding, ensuring continuity across sessions until success criteria are objectively met.
You should trigger minerva:replan when load-bearing divergence is detected meaning reality drifts in ways that change assumptions, approach, or scope. The replan protocol updates the plan before implementation continues.
Success criteria are verified by checking that every item under the Success criteria heading is objectively met. If criteria cannot be checked off, the system falls back to the Goal section before recommending the minerva:promote completion step.
Yes, the system requires resolving the correct git worktree target before implementation begins. The worktree isolates the coding unit's changes and ensures the proposal, replan history, and scratchpad operate within the proper repository context.
sheer-reyCreate an isolated Git worktree and run baseline tests.
dropsyoonRepeatedly run quality checks and fix failures until goals are met.
honerlawRecord validated divergence evidence in a Minerva work unit replan log.
mvillmowPost structured documentation to GitHub issues via gh issue comment commands.