sdlc-handoff
Use for SDLC phase transitions. Ensures proper handoff between development phases with documentation.
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Use for SDLC phase transitions. Ensures proper handoff between development phases with documentation.
Use to assess and document risk factors for stories or features. Creates risk profiles with mitigation strategies.
Use to create failing tests before implementing features (TDD approach). Ensures test-first development workflow.
Use when user mentions a Jira issue key (e.g., PLAT-123) or needs context from Jira. Retrieves and formats issue details for PRISM agent workflows.
Use to generate development task documents for the Dev agent. Creates specifications describing WHAT needs fixing based on validated issues and investigations.
Use when handling sprint changes or scope adjustments. Analyzes change impacts, re-estimates affected stories, and adjusts sprint capacity using PRISM principles.
Use to decompose user stories into individual development tasks. Creates task documents that can be assigned, estimated, and tracked.
Shared reference documentation for PRISM skills. Contains common best practices, command patterns, and examples used across multiple skills.
Use to assess non-functional requirements (security, performance, reliability, maintainability) through E2E integration testing patterns.
Use when a story needs to be resized based on new information. Adjusts estimates and splits/combines stories as needed.
Use when implementing strangler pattern for legacy migrations. Safely migrates controllers with feature flag control.
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