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ship-with-confidence

Professional spec-to-delivery workflow for discussing, planning, designing, implementing, debugging, reviewing, securing, cost-optimizing, verifying, and shipping software changes. Use for features, fixes, refactors, migrations, APIs, expensive cloud or AI integrations, UI/UX work, implementation plans, code review, UAT, or requests to implement/validate work. Adapts ceremony to risk, preserves existing product conventions, requires evidence, security, and API unit-economics review, makes atomic local commits, and permits only one final push after all gates pass. Do not use for a one-line explanation, a purely read-only factual lookup, or a whole-codebase audit of existing code (security-audit for security, code-health-audit for quality, performance, and cost).

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# Ship With Confidence

Turn intent into verified software through an adaptive, evidence-first workflow. Keep specialist skills separate and invoke them when the stack or task demands them.

## Non-negotiables

1. Inspect repository instructions and current state before proposing changes.
2. Do not implement an ambiguous high-impact choice. Discuss it first and record the decision.
3. Prefer vertical slices, tests close to behavior, small diffs, and explicit verification criteria.
4. Treat security as a release gate, not an optional cleanup pass.
5. Give every paid or resource-heavy API a unit-economics budget and regression evidence.
6. Preserve an existing design system. A catalog may recommend; it may not silently override product conventions.
7. Commit each completed task locally with explicit paths. Never push checkpoints. Push once, only after final verification passes and only when authorized.
8. Claims require current evidence. Failed or missing evidence counts as failure, not partial credit.
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