Automated summary
This skill guides execution of a Technical Project Plan (TPP) following a structured phased process, from research to finalization.
Strengths
- Clear phase structure with defined actions for each step
- Encourages documentation of decisions and failures for knowledge transfer
- Integrates TDD and simple design principles
Limitations
- Requires initial setup (specific reference files)
- May be too rigid for highly exploratory or creative tasks
- Manual TPP updates can be tedious during long sessions
Use this skill when starting or continuing a technical project that requires structured planning and step-by-step tracking.
Avoid this skill for minor changes or quick fixes that do not warrant a full planning cycle.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill defines a structured workflow for working on Technical Project Plans, using Bash for standard development commands (git mv, npm test). It does not instruct destructive or exfiltrating actions. However, it relies on reading project-specific files (TPP) that could potentially contain harmful instructions, but that is outside the skill's scope.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
Work on TPP P01-fix-aggregate-null.md in doc/todo/.Continue work on the technical project plan P02-performance.md – I'm currently in the Research & Planning phase.name: tpp description: Work on a Technical Project Plan - research, design, implement, or complete tasks based on current phase. Use when starting or continuing work on a TPP. allowed-tools: Bash Read Glob Grep Edit Write WebSearch Skill
Work on TPP
Make progress on the referenced Technical Project Plan. Determine the current phase and take appropriate action.
Required Reading First
Before any work, you MUST read:
- CLAUDE.md - Project rules and patterns
- SIMPLE-DESIGN.md - Kent Beck's Simple Design
- TDD.md - Test-driven development
- TPP-GUIDE.md - TPP style guide
Process
1. Read the TPP
Find and read the referenced TPP from doc/todo/ (named ${priority}-${desc}.md). Identify the current phase from the checklist.
2. Take Action Based on Phase
| Phase | Action | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Research & Planning | Read referenced docs and code. Gather context. Update TPP with findings. | | Write breaking tests | Follow TDD approach - write failing tests first. | | Design alternatives | Iterate on design with critiques, consider multiple approaches. | | Breakdown of tasks | Create specific, verifiable task list with commands. | | Implementation | Work through tasks sequentially. Update TPP as you go. | | Review & Refinement | Review changed code. Address issues. Check API compatibility. | | Final Integration | Run full test suite. Verify all acceptance criteria. | | Review | Present completion proof to user. |
3. Update the TPP
After each work session:
- Check off completed phases/tasks
- Add discoveries to Tribal Knowledge
- Document failed approaches and why
- Keep under 400 lines (trim redundancy)
4. Completion
When all phases are complete:
- Run verification commands from the TPP
- Ensure all tests pass (
npm test) - Review all changes for API compatibility with
node:sqlite - Present proof of completion to user
- After user approval, move TPP to
doc/done/with date prefix
# Example: P01-fix-aggregate-null.md -> 20250203-P01-fix-aggregate-null.md
git mv doc/todo/P01-feature.md doc/done/$(date +%Y%m%d)-P01-feature.md
Phase Details
Research & Planning
- Read all "Required reading" in the TPP
- Explore referenced source files
- Check Node.js SQLite and better-sqlite3 for API reference
- Web search for prior art if needed
- Consult
../node-addon-api/for N-API questions - Document findings in the TPP
Design Alternatives
- Generate 2-4 approaches
- Critique each for simplicity, testability, maintainability
- Consider API compatibility with
node:sqlite - Iterate at least 3 times
- Document final recommendation in TPP
Task Breakdown
Each task must include:
- Clear deliverable
- Files to change
- Success criteria
- Verification command
Implementation
- Work tasks sequentially
- Mark tasks complete as you go
- Run verification after each task
- Update TPP with any discoveries
- Follow N-API best practices (see
../node-addon-api/)
Remember
- Transfer expertise, not just instructions
- Document what didn't work and why
- Ask for clarification when uncertain
- The next engineer should be able to continue seamlessly
- Maintain API compatibility with
node:sqlite
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