From delivery-graph
Executes one ready node in a Delivery Graph, preserving its validation contract and dependency boundaries. Use to implement a single atomic task with focused validation and evidence collection.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/delivery-graph:dge-work-node NODE-### [optional graph path]NODE-### [optional graph path]The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Use this skill to implement one ready atomic node.
Use this skill to implement one ready atomic node.
Execute only the selected node's scope, then produce evidence for /dge-verify.
/dge-verify owns completion.in_progress when work starts and review when implementation is ready for verification./dge-review / /dge-verify, not here.delivery-graph/graph.json.delivery-graph/evidence/NODE-###/.review.Once step 7 (evidence saved) and step 8 (status set to review) are done, this
skill's work is complete. Do not add another review pass, another validation round,
or additional unrequested changes after this point — even if you think of something
that seems worth checking. Further review of this node's changes happens in
/dge-review or /dge-verify, invoked separately by the user or by the calling
skill. Report and stop.
Follow the shared output convention (see skills/README.md): lead the final
reply with a bold one-line synthesis (e.g. "NODE-### implemented, evidence
captured, ready for verify"), then the demand's progress indicator (see
skills/README.md), then changed files, evidence paths, and remaining
validation, then a ## Next block: /dge-verify NODE-###.
At minimum, create:
delivery-graph/evidence/NODE-###/summary.mdInclude:
npx claudepluginhub rafaelolsr/delivery-graph --plugin delivery-graphExecutes a planned delivery graph by implementing ready nodes one at a time, gating completion on evidence validation, and stopping on first failure.
Executes a single task from the task board using an 11-step implementation protocol. Used after cw-plan or cw-dispatch assigns a task, or when manually implementing a specific task by ID.
Executes GRACE development plans step-by-step with controller-managed context packets, verification excerpts, scoped reviews, level-based verification, and commits after validated steps.