Skill sources and credits
Thank you to Matt Pocock for sharing the engineering skills behind much of rapid-ship's workflow.
We adapt the following sources from commit 49dd158. These are edited copies, not an installation of the upstream plugin.
| Used in rapid-ship | Matt Pocock's source |
|---|---|
| Implementation clarification | grill-with-docs, grilling |
| Shared language and ADRs | domain-modeling |
| Task implementation | implement |
| Behavior tests | tdd |
| Hard bugs | diagnosing-bugs |
| Independent review | code-review |
| Interface design | codebase-design |
| Architecture improvements | improve-codebase-architecture |
| Visual reports | HTML-REPORT.md |
Our adaptations keep the approved project purpose settled, reuse existing approvals and use the configured issue tracker. Reports work offline. Engineering skills explains how each workflow fits rapid-ship.
Code and writing guidance
| Author | Source | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Dietrich Gebert | Ponytail v5.1.0 | Small, complete changes that preserve required behavior and checks |
| Vinnie Mazza | technical-english, anti-fabrication | Clear commits, PRs, documentation and evidence-based reports |
| Dustin Yuchen Teng | asd-ste100 v0.4.0 | Precise instructions that preserve uncertainty and requirements |
These skills use the MIT license. Their full notices ship with the framework and generated project skills. The source manifest includes supporting references and adaptation details.
The writing guidance draws on ASD-STE100 principles. It does not include ASD's dictionary or claim compliance with that separate standard.