Produces or extends a multi-phase roadmap spec (`specs/phase-plans-v<N>.md`) that `/plan-phase` can ingest. Use when the user wants to turn the current conversation's plan, an architecture discussion, or a pointed-at markdown spec into a phased roadmap — phrases like 'build a phase roadmap', 'turn this into a phased plan', 'create a multi-phase spec', 'add a phase to the roadmap', 'extend the phase plan', or after a long planning conversation when the user says 'ok let's formalize this'. Also triggers when the user wants to APPEND phases to an existing roadmap without editing prior phases. Designs for maximum parallelism: fewer phases, more parallel lanes per phase, tight early interface freezes.
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Install skill "phase-roadmap-builder" with this command: npx skills add ViperJuice/skillsmp-viperjuice-viperjuice-phase-roadmap-builder
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Executes a plan-phase plan doc to completion. Spawns one worktree-isolated teammate per swim lane via TeamCreate, respects the lane DAG and interface freeze gates, auto-merges lanes when their verify passes, and retries once on failure before halting. Assigns each teammate a model + thinking level matched to the lane's complexity. Run after /plan-phase has produced plans/phase-plan-<VERSION>-<PHASE_ALIAS>.md.
Guidelines for avoiding redundant file reads during a session. Use throughout any coding session. Instructs Claude to track which files have been read and avoid re-reading unchanged files.
Checklist for safe file editing operations. Use before any Edit or Write tool call. Enforces read-before-edit pattern, detects potential conflicts from external modifications, and prevents common edit failures.
When to trigger this skill - be specific about the scenarios where Claude should use it