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validation-task-artifacts

Review task artifacts (task-mapping, tasks.md) for quality and completeness. Use when reviewing task phase outputs, finding gaps in task planning, or when you see "review mapping", "review tasks", "task quality", or "cycle review".

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Reviewing Task Artifacts

Purpose

Find gaps in task artifacts and generate issues that need resolution before proceeding to the next phase. Focus on vertical slice completeness, TDD structure, and traceability. This skill provides phase-specific review criteria for the Devil's Advocate.

Review Focus by Phase

Each phase has specific checks to execute. The checks identify Critical, Important, and Minor issues.

Phase Focus Area Key Checks
Mapping Story coverage All P1/P2 stories mapped to cycles
Mapping Slice quality Cycles are true vertical slices
Mapping Dependencies Foundation vs feature correctly identified
Tasks TDD structure Test-first task ordering in each cycle
Tasks Coverage All cycles have implementation tasks
Tasks Format Task IDs, file paths, markers correct
Cross Traceability Stories -> Cycles -> Tasks chain complete

See PHASE-CHECKLISTS.md for detailed phase-specific checklists and key questions.

Issue Classification

Issues are classified by severity to determine appropriate action:

Severity Definition Action
Critical Blocks progress; must resolve Return to Task Architect
Important Significant gap; should resolve Flag for this iteration
Minor Polish item; can defer Note for later

See ISSUE-TEMPLATES.md for severity classification rules, issue documentation formats, and report templates.

Review Process

Step 1: Gather Context

Read and understand:

  • The artifact being reviewed (task-mapping.md or tasks.md)
  • The spec requirements (user stories, acceptance criteria)
  • Plan artifacts (for consistency checks)
  • Previous task artifacts (for cross-phase checks)
Step 2: Execute Checks

For each check in the phase-specific checklist:

  1. Ask the question
  2. Look for evidence in the artifact
  3. If issue found, classify severity
  4. Document the issue
Step 3: Cross-Reference
  • Check traceability (can trace story -> cycle -> tasks)
  • Check consistency (mapping and tasks agree)
  • Check completeness (nothing obviously missing)
Step 4: Generate Report
  • Classify verdict based on issues found
  • Document all issues with evidence
  • Provide specific, actionable suggestions
  • Acknowledge what was done well

Verdict Criteria

Verdict Criteria
ready Zero Critical, zero Important issues
needs-revision 1-3 Important issues, fixable in one iteration
critical-gaps 1+ Critical or 4+ Important issues

Key Principles to Validate

Vertical Slicing
  • Cycles should deliver user value, not horizontal layers
  • Each cycle should be independently testable
  • Foundation cycles contain shared infrastructure
  • Feature cycles can parallelize
TDD Structure
  • Every cycle starts with a test task
  • Implementation follows the test
  • Refactor and demo complete the cycle
  • No implementation without tests
Traceability
  • Every P1/P2 story maps to at least one cycle
  • Every cycle has corresponding tasks
  • Every task has a specific file path
  • Story labels link tasks to requirements

Quality Checklist

Before finalizing review, verify:

  • All phase-specific checks executed
  • Issues properly classified by severity
  • Evidence cited for each issue
  • Suggested fixes are actionable
  • Verdict matches issue severity
  • Cross-artifact concerns noted
  • Strengths acknowledged

Exemples

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Historique source

Date d’indexation
2026-01-20
Mise à jour de l’index
2026-02-04
Branch
main

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