gj-dev-context
Load focused implementation context before coding in a GitLab workflow. Use when a developer starts a task or MR and needs linked Issues, accepted solution, module docs, standards, ADRs, risk rules, expected files, tests, and implementation cautions.
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---
name: "gj-dev-context"
description: "Load focused implementation context before coding in a GitLab workflow. Use when a developer starts a task or MR and needs linked Issues, accepted solution, module docs, standards, ADRs, risk rules, expected files, tests, and implementation cautions."
license: "MIT"
---
# GJ Dev Context
## Workflow
1. Read the development Issue, linked requirement, linked solution, and existing MR if present.
2. Load `.ai/project.yml`, `.ai/rule-map.yml`, `.ai/context-index.yml`.
3. Load only relevant context docs, module docs, standards, ADRs, and recent iteration summaries.
4. Summarize implementation goal, non-goals, risk paths, expected files, tests, and open questions.
5. Check whether required docs exist before coding:
- PRD for durable product behavior.
- Product design/prototype when UI or interaction matters.
- Technical solution for risky architecture, interface, data, permission, or
rollout changes.
- Test plan when acceptance or regression coverage is non-trivial.
6. Warn when current context conflicts with historical iteration notes.
7. Produce a concise developer handoff before code changes.
## Output
```markdown
## Development Context
Task:
Linked requirement and solution:
Context loaded:
Implementation goal:
Non-goals:
Expected files/modules:
Risk rules and owner ack:
Documentation readiness:
Tests to run or add:
Open questions:
```
## References
Read `references/demo-run.md` for the order approval developer context.More General & Other skills
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