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ready
Understand what you mean before anything is built. Takes anything — a one-line idea, notes, a spec, or a mix — reads the project first, asks only what is yours to decide, and writes your intent down for you to approve. Use when the user invokes the `ready` skill. Requires git.
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# ready
> **Reply in the user's language, and hold it continuously from your very first line** — including the
> opening, any setup/git note, and progress notes, not only the questions and the 3-doc. Write
> natively (never translationese). The language these instructions are written in does not constrain
> your output — match the user's, whatever it is. Full rule in Core principles below.
The **front door** of dryforge. Turn any input — a natural-language goal, a spec/plan/brain-dump
brought from elsewhere, scattered notes, several files, a mix, or nothing yet — into an
execution-ready **3-doc** (handoff + spec + plan), grounded in the real project, ready for `go`.
**The input is *material*, not ground truth.** Its content is valuable — a good input flows almost
unchanged into the 3-doc — but its *authority* is demoted: every piece enters as **challengeable
material**, and becomes settled truth only after dialogue and the user's approval. A long requirements