Context Driven Development

When you start a new project, having clear documents helps everyone stay on the same page. This skill creates and keeps important files like product goals, tech choices, work steps, and task lists in a conductor/ folder. It can set up a fresh project from nothing or read an existing codebase to build these documents automatically.

As your project grows, the skill checks that all documents stay correct and up to date before you write new code. You can use it to onboard new team members, track what work is done, or make sure every decision is backed by a clear plan. It saves time and reduces confusion for everyone involved in building software.

Best of all, the documents are saved alongside your code using version control. This means you can see how ideas changed over time, review updates just like code reviews, and always know you are working from the latest agreed plan.