bug

This skill should be used when the user wants to log a single bug task — a tracked defect fix against expected behavior. Common triggers: 'log a bug', 'create a bug task', 'open a bug for X', 'track this regression', 'file a bug'. Optional implements: (UC paths the bug traces to) and/or spec: (spec paths whose expected behavior the bug violates); writes a4/bug/<id>-<slug>.md. Single-task entry. For batch UC/spec-driven generation use /a4:breakdown; for the implement loop use /a4:auto-coding; for task/spike/research use the matching skill (/a4:task, /a4:spike, /a4:research); to discard a task use /a4:discard.

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discard

This skill should be used when the user wants to discard an existing task across any of the four issue families (task / bug / spike / research). Common triggers: 'discard task <id>', 'drop task <id>', 'abandon this task', 'task <id> is no longer needed'. The skill flips the task's `status:` to `discarded` via direct frontmatter edit (the PostToolUse cascade hook refreshes `updated:`) and optionally appends a `## Why Discarded` body note. UC-cascade discards (when a UC flips to `discarded` and the cascade hook auto-discards related tasks) are not in scope — they are handled by the hook automatically. Authoring is the matching `/a4:task`, `/a4:bug`, `/a4:spike`, or `/a4:research` skill.

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Research

breakdown

"This skill should be used when the user needs to derive a batch of task files from existing usecase / spec / architecture inputs. Common triggers include: 'breakdown', 'derive tasks', 'task batch', 'batch tasks from spec', 'plan the implementation tasks'. Writes per-task files at a4/task/<id>-<slug>.md only — no wiki page output. Requires (usecase OR spec) AND ci.md to enter; otherwise redirects to /a4:ci-setup, /a4:spec, /a4:usecase, or /a4:task. The agent-driven implement + test loop is in /a4:auto-coding; single ad-hoc tasks come through /a4:task, /a4:bug, /a4:spike, /a4:research."

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task

This skill should be used when the user wants to author a task — a unit of regular implementation work (new functionality, extension, refactor). Common triggers: 'add a task', 'create a task', 'I need a task for', 'task for <UC>'. Optional implements: (UC paths) and/or spec: (spec paths); writes a4/task/<id>-<slug>.md. For bug/spike/research use the matching skill (/a4:bug, /a4:spike, /a4:research); to discard a task use /a4:discard.

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arch

"This skill should be used when the user needs to design or iterate on system architecture — technology stack, external dependencies, component design, information flows, interface contracts, and test strategy. Common triggers include: 'architecture', 'design the system', 'component design', 'tech stack', 'how should we build this', 'system design', 'interface contracts', 'test strategy', 'what tools should we use'. Writes the result as a4/architecture.md (wiki page) following the spec-as-wiki+issues layout."

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