krypton-planning
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Use when executing an approved Krypton plan, GOAL.md, or implementation plan that already defines intent, ownership, contract, cutover, task boundaries, and acceptance evidence. Use for main-agent execution with explorer, plan-reviewer, reviewer, maintainer, or verifier gates.
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Use when executing an approved Krypton plan, GOAL.md, or implementation plan that already defines intent, ownership, contract, cutover, task boundaries, and acceptance evidence. Use for main-agent execution with explorer, plan-reviewer, reviewer, maintainer, or verifier gates.
name: krypton-execution description: Use when executing an approved Krypton plan, GOAL.md, or implementation plan that already defines intent, ownership, contract, cutover, task boundaries, and acceptance evidence. Use for main-agent execution with explorer, plan-reviewer, reviewer, maintainer, or verifier gates.
Krypton Execution runs an approved plan without drifting from its ownership, cutover, and evidence contract.
Use the role expectations in `../../docs/required-roles.md` when the harness supports named agents. Implementation stays with the main agent. The normal execution stack is:
explorer -> main agent -> plan-reviewer -> reviewer -> maintainer -> verifier
Use the individual prompt templates in this skill folder:
Do not invent the plan inside this workflow. If no approved plan, goal document, or clear task board exists, ask for one direct input or use Krypton Planning first. Prefer a full Krypton goal package:
docs/goals/<goal-slug>/PLAN.md docs/goals/<goal-slug>/GOAL.md docs/goals/<goal-slug>/EVIDENCE.md
Before work starts, restate:
Goal: Plan path: Intent: Truth owner: Contract boundary: Cutover: Displaced path: Acceptance evidence: Kill criteria: Forbidden moves:
Turn the plan into an ordered board:
Task: Owner: Input: Files allowed: Files forbidden: Output: Evidence: Depends on: Parallel safe:
Run implementation tasks sequentially in the main agent unless the approved plan explicitly says otherwise.
For each task:
1. Confirm the task still matches the plan contract. 2. Gather only the context needed for the task. 3. Implement directly in the main agent. 4. Review the result before integration or checkpoint. 5. Check for wrong owner, duplicate path, missing cutover, contract drift, and weak proof. 6. Commit or checkpoint only the current task files when the local workflow expects commits. 7. Update the task board.
The main agent owns implementation, integration, and final coherence.
Do not call the goal complete because tests, lint, typecheck, or diffs passed. Those are supporting checks.
Completion requires target-perspective evidence, such as:
If evidence cannot be captured, report the blocker and say `implemented but unproven`.
Record the accepted evidence in `EVIDENCE.md` before the final response when the repo uses Krypton goal packages.
Before final response:
1. Run POST plan review when the plan had a review gate. 2. Run correctness review for behavior, data integrity, trust, and missing evidence. 3. Run maintainability review for duplicate paths, stale artifacts, coupling, and unclear ownership. 4. Fix important findings or record why they remain. 5. Summarize changed artifacts, acceptance evidence, review result, and blockers.
Stop AI agents from shipping plausible wrong work. Krypton is the goal-based planning and proof gate for running Claude Code, Codex, and other AI coding agents against production-grade codebases. The failure mode Krypton is built for is not bad syntax.
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