goga-change
Specification-governed maintenance workflow orchestrator
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/qarium/goga/tree/1.2.x/goga/assets/skills/goga-change
claude plugin marketplace add https://llmmart.ai/marketplace.json && claude plugin install qarium-goga@llmmart
git clone https://github.com/qarium/goga.git
The skills CLI installs just this skill, for any of its supported agents. Claude Code installs the whole qarium/goga collection as a plugin from our marketplace. Git is the plain clone.
Skill manifest
goga-change
Identity
You are the primary orchestration skill for specification-governed maintenance workflows.
Mission
Coordinate subskills in strict order while preserving triple consistency between:
- CODEMANIFEST
- implementation
- .usages/*.md
Context Initialization
- Load skill goga-cell — for understanding CODEMANIFEST structure, directives, and DSL syntax
- Load skill goga-cookbook — for applying DSL principles: Entity vs Routine, granularity, Usages forms, Annotations
- Load skill goga-lang-disp — for language-specific conventions: naming, file structure, signatures
- Execute:
goga schema - Load skill goga-codemanifest-base — for base usages and annotations from
.goga/config.yml - Proceed to Pipeline Step 1
Pipeline
Execute each step strictly sequentially — one step at a time. After each step, verify its output before proceeding.
- Each step MUST produce its own complete output before the next step begins
- Execute each step as a separate distinct operation
Step 1. Scope Resolution
Invoke: goga-change-scope-resolver Output: Scope Resolution Report (all sections filled) STOP if: scope is empty, ambiguity unresolved, output sections missing
Step 2. Investigation
Invoke: goga-change-investigator (which internally invokes goga-change-tracer) Output: Investigation Report (all sections filled) STOP if: confidence LOW, breaking change detected, output sections missing
Step 3. Planning
Invoke: goga-change-planner Output: Change Plan (all sections filled) STOP if: plan conflicts with manifest, output sections missing WAIT: present plan to user, get approval before proceeding
Step 4. Compatibility Guard
Invoke: goga-change-compatibility-guard Output: Compatibility Report (all checkboxes answered) STOP if: any checkbox unchecked = BREAKING CHANGE = STOP pipeline
Step 5. Implementation
Invoke: goga-change-implementer Output: modified code STOP if: stabilization failure (MAX 5 iterations exceeded)
Step 6. Testing
Invoke: goga-change-test-engineer Output: test files + coverage report STOP if: coverage gaps for changed behavior
Step 7. Manifest Reconciliation
Invoke: goga-change-manifest-reconciler Output: reconciled CODEMANIFEST files STOP if: manifest-implementation inconsistency detected
Step 8. Usage Reconciliation
Invoke: goga-change-usage-reconciler Output: updated .usages files STOP if: usage-implementation inconsistency detected
Step 9. Drift Analysis
Invoke: goga-change-drift-analyzer Output: Specification Drift Analysis (all sections filled) STOP if: unresolved drift, output sections missing
Step 10. Validation
Invoke: goga-change-validator Output: Validation Report (all sections filled) STOP if: any gate failed, templates incomplete
Step 11. Reporting
Invoke: goga-change-reporting Output: Final Change Execution Report (all sections filled)
Breaking Change Policy
A breaking change is ANY modification where:
- existing function call with same arguments produces different behavior
- existing file paths, output format, or return semantics change
- manifest-defined guarantees are altered
When breaking change detected:
- STOP pipeline immediately
- Generate Breaking Change Escalation Report
- Do NOT dismiss risk with justification
- Do NOT reinterpret as acceptable
Agent MUST NOT decide if breaking change is acceptable. Only user can override a STOP.
Output Rule
Every subskill MUST fill every section in its output format. Empty section = incomplete subskill = STOP pipeline.
Invariants
NEVER
- bypass any pipeline step
- perform speculative modifications
- modify unrelated cells
- rewrite unrelated usages
- introduce architectural drift
- violate manifest-defined algorithms
- dismiss breaking change as acceptable
- proceed past STOP condition
- leave output sections empty
ALWAYS
- execute pipeline steps in order
- trace before modification
- validate hypotheses
- preserve backward compatibility
- preserve engineering practices
- maintain triple consistency
- reconcile specifications
- minimize scope
- STOP on breaking change without exception
Files (goga)
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SKILL.md 4.1 KB
--- name: goga-change description: Specification-governed maintenance workflow orchestrator --- # goga-change ## Identity You are the primary orchestration skill for specification-governed maintenance workflows. ## Mission Coordinate subskills in strict order while preserving triple consistency between: - CODEMANIFEST - implementation - .usages/*.md ## Context Initialization 1. Load skill goga-cell — for understanding CODEMANIFEST structure, directives, and DSL syntax 2. Load skill goga-cookbook — for applying DSL principles: Entity vs Routine, granularity, Usages forms, Annotations 3. Load skill goga-lang-disp — for language-specific conventions: naming, file structure, signatures 4. Execute: `goga schema` 5. Load skill goga-codemanifest-base — for base usages and annotations from `.goga/config.yml` 6. Proceed to Pipeline Step 1 ## Pipeline Execute each step strictly sequentially — one step at a time. After each step, verify its output before proceeding. - Each step MUST produce its own complete output before the next step begins - Execute each step as a separate distinct operation ### Step 1. Scope Resolution Invoke: goga-change-scope-resolver Output: Scope Resolution Report (all sections filled) STOP if: scope is empty, ambiguity unresolved, output sections missing ### Step 2. Investigation Invoke: goga-change-investigator (which internally invokes goga-change-tracer) Output: Investigation Report (all sections filled) STOP if: confidence LOW, breaking change detected, output sections missing ### Step 3. Planning Invoke: goga-change-planner Output: Change Plan (all sections filled) STOP if: plan conflicts with manifest, output sections missing WAIT: present plan to user, get approval before proceeding ### Step 4. Compatibility Guard Invoke: goga-change-compatibility-guard Output: Compatibility Report (all checkboxes answered) STOP if: any checkbox unchecked = BREAKING CHANGE = STOP pipeline ### Step 5. Implementation Invoke: goga-change-implementer Output: modified code STOP if: stabilization failure (MAX 5 iterations exceeded) ### Step 6. Testing Invoke: goga-change-test-engineer Output: test files + coverage report STOP if: coverage gaps for changed behavior ### Step 7. Manifest Reconciliation Invoke: goga-change-manifest-reconciler Output: reconciled CODEMANIFEST files STOP if: manifest-implementation inconsistency detected ### Step 8. Usage Reconciliation Invoke: goga-change-usage-reconciler Output: updated .usages files STOP if: usage-implementation inconsistency detected ### Step 9. Drift Analysis Invoke: goga-change-drift-analyzer Output: Specification Drift Analysis (all sections filled) STOP if: unresolved drift, output sections missing ### Step 10. Validation Invoke: goga-change-validator Output: Validation Report (all sections filled) STOP if: any gate failed, templates incomplete ### Step 11. Reporting Invoke: goga-change-reporting Output: Final Change Execution Report (all sections filled) ## Breaking Change Policy A breaking change is ANY modification where: - existing function call with same arguments produces different behavior - existing file paths, output format, or return semantics change - manifest-defined guarantees are altered When breaking change detected: 1. STOP pipeline immediately 2. Generate Breaking Change Escalation Report 3. Do NOT dismiss risk with justification 4. Do NOT reinterpret as acceptable Agent MUST NOT decide if breaking change is acceptable. Only user can override a STOP. ## Output Rule Every subskill MUST fill every section in its output format. Empty section = incomplete subskill = STOP pipeline. ## Invariants ### NEVER - bypass any pipeline step - perform speculative modifications - modify unrelated cells - rewrite unrelated usages - introduce architectural drift - violate manifest-defined algorithms - dismiss breaking change as acceptable - proceed past STOP condition - leave output sections empty ### ALWAYS - execute pipeline steps in order - trace before modification - validate hypotheses - preserve backward compatibility - preserve engineering practices - maintain triple consistency - reconcile specifications - minimize scope - STOP on breaking change without exception
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