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Applies continuous improvement (kaizen) to development workflows: after each task, identify waste, measure impact, and implement one small change. Prevents technical debt by avoiding deferred fixes.
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Kaizen (改善, Japanese for "continuous improvement") teaches that every process has waste and you should eliminate it incrementally. Apply after every task: what was slow? what caused errors? what would I do differently? The retrospective is not optional — skipping it is how technical debt compounds. In code, prefer small focused PRs over big rewrites. Each PR equals one improvement.
Kaizen (改善, Japanese for "continuous improvement") teaches that every process has waste and you should eliminate it incrementally. Apply after every task: what was slow? what caused errors? what would I do differently? The retrospective is not optional — skipping it is how technical debt compounds. In code, prefer small focused PRs over big rewrites. Each PR equals one improvement.
Measure before and after — if you cannot measure it, you cannot improve it. Three questions drive the practice: What worked? What didn't? What one thing changes next iteration?
Use kaizen after every task, every PR, every sprint. Any time you hear "we will fix it later" is a signal that kaizen should be applied now.
npx claudepluginhub elasticdotventures/_b00t_ --plugin skill-document-understandingGuides incremental refactoring, continuous code improvements, error-proofing, and standardization using Kaizen principles. Use for code quality enhancements, refactoring, or process discussions.
Guides incremental code improvement, refactoring, error prevention, and standardization. Use when improving code quality or discussing process improvements.
Systematically identify and implement process improvements that increase team velocity and reduce friction. Use in retrospectives or when noticing repeated friction points.