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lean-build

juliusbrussee/caveman · 89.7k installs · 111K stars

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Install

In your shell
npx -y skills add juliusbrussee/caveman --skill lean-build --agent claude-code

Run in a terminal. Claude loads the skill when a task calls for it. Check the repo's README before you run it.

Open the repo

Files

SKILL.md

Lean build

Native Core's architecture-first simplicity remains mandatory. Turn feature into complete narrow outcome fitting system.

  • Derive observable acceptance and explicit non-goals from request and repository.
  • Trace entry point through layers owning invariants.
  • Deliver coherent end-to-end path across responsible layers; never force work into one file, direct expression, or local patch.
  • Reuse fitting seam. Refactor when patching duplicates behavior, weakens ownership, or hides root cause.
  • Omit modes, providers, config, extensibility, and polish unless acceptance needs them.
  • Add surface, dependency, service, config, or migration only for lifecycle design or acceptance; state material tradeoff.
  • Keep work runnable; preserve Core safety.

Exercise path. Run focused proof. Stop when acceptance passes. Report only material omissions and trigger.

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Skill
Repo
juliusbrussee/caveman
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Stars
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