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Explains the AI-First development methodology: which skill owns what, Project Knowledge, user-spec planning and implementation, reviewer agents, feature finalization, new projects, and the Claude/Codex dual runtime. Use whenever someone asks how the workflow, pipeline, or skill system works, or which path or skill fits a piece of work.
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# AI-First Development Methodology
## Purpose
The methodology keeps project and feature work understandable across sessions while making the
process proportional to the task. Durable project facts live in Project Knowledge, an approved
user-spec is the contract for a planned feature, execution skills own their domain workflows, and
fresh reviewer agents diagnose completed work without taking decisions away from the orchestrator
or the user.
## Operating Model
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feature planning, direct execution, initialization, documentation, and finalization do not depend