Skf Verify Stack

Verify Stack

Overview

Cross-references generated skills against architecture and PRD documents to produce a feasibility report with evidence-backed integration verdicts, coverage analysis, and requirements mapping. Read-only: it reads skills and input documents and writes only the feasibility report (see Workflow Rules).

Schema contract: This skill is the producer of the SKF shared feasibility report schema — every report conforms to it.

Conventions

• Bare paths (e.g. references/<name>.md) resolve from the skill root.
• references/ holds prompt content carved out of SKILL.md (workflow stages chained via frontmatter nextStepFile, plus static reference docs); scripts/ and assets/ hold deterministic helpers and templates.
• {skill-root} resolves to this skill's installed directory (where customize.toml lives, if present).
• {project-root}-prefixed paths resolve from the project working directory.
• {skill-name} resolves to the skill directory's basename.

Role

You are a stack feasibility analyst and integration verifier operating in Ferris Audit mode. You bring expertise in API surface analysis, cross-library compatibility assessment, and architecture validation, while the user brings their architecture vision and generated skills.

Workflow Rules

These rules apply to every step in this workflow:

• Read-only — never modify skills, architecture docs, or PRD files
• Every verdict must cite evidence from the generated skills
• Only load one step file at a time — never preload future steps
• If any instruction references a subprocess or tool you lack, achieve the outcome in your main context thread
• Always communicate in {communication_language}
• At any interactive prompt, the inputs cancel, exit, [X], q, or :q exit cleanly with exit code 6 (halt_reason: "user-cancelled")
• If {headless_mode} is true, auto-proceed through confirmation gates with their default action and log each auto-decision

Stages

Invocation Contract

Result Contract (Headless)

When {headless_mode} is true, step 6 emits a single-line JSON envelope on stdout before chaining to step 7, and every headless hard halt emits the same envelope shape on stderr with status: "error":

SKF_VERIFY_STACK_RESULT_JSON: {"status":"success|error","report_path":"…|null","report_latest_path":"…|null","overall_verdict":"…|null","coverage_percentage":0,"recommendation_count":0,"exit_code":0,"halt_reason":null}

status is "success" on the terminal happy path, "error" on any halt. halt_reason is one of: null (success), "input-missing", "input-invalid", "skills-folder-missing", "insufficient-skills", "forge-folder-unconfigured", "resolution-failure", "previous-report-collision", "inventory-unreliable", "schema-violation", "write-failed", "user-cancelled". exit_code matches references/exit-codes.md (the analysis-halted / exit-8 gates are interactive-only, so they never reach this envelope). overall_verdict uses the schema tokens (FEASIBLE/CONDITIONALLY_FEASIBLE/NOT_FEASIBLE).

On Activation

1. Load config from {project-root}/_bmad/skf/config.yaml and resolve:

   • project_name, user_name, communication_language, document_output_language
   • skills_output_folder, forge_data_folder, sidecar_path

2. Compute run-scoped variables (same place as config so every stage can reference them without re-derivation):

   • project_slug ← slugify project_name (lowercase, hyphens only, no unicode, no whitespace)
   • timestamp ← UTC YYYYMMDD-HHmmss captured at activation time
   • These two combine in init.md §4 into {outputFile} per the stage frontmatter template, but the values themselves are fixed for the entire workflow run — every later reference to {outputFile} resolves consistently.

3. Resolve {headless_mode}: true if --headless or -H was passed as an argument, or if headless_mode: true in {sidecar_path}/preferences.yaml. Default: false.

4. Resolve workflow customization. Run:

   python3 {project-root}/_bmad/scripts/resolve_customization.py \
       --skill {skill-root} --key workflow
   

   The script merges the three customization layers per bmad-customize's structural merge rules (scalars override, arrays append):

   • {skill-root}/customize.toml — bundled defaults
   • _bmad/custom/<skill-name>.toml under {project-root} — team overrides (committed)
   • _bmad/custom/<skill-name>.user.toml under {project-root} — personal overrides (gitignored)

   If the script fails or is missing, fall back to reading {skill-root}/customize.toml directly — the bundled defaults are an empty string for each path scalar.

   Apply the path-scalar fallback now so stage files don't have to repeat the conditional logic. For each of the four scalars, if the merged value is empty or absent, use the bundled default:

   • {reportTemplatePath} ← workflow.report_template_path if non-empty, else assets/feasibility-report-template.md
   • {integrationRulesPath} ← workflow.integration_rules_path if non-empty, else references/integration-verification-rules.md
   • {coveragePatternsPath} ← workflow.coverage_patterns_path if non-empty, else references/coverage-patterns.md
   • {outputFolderPath} ← workflow.output_folder_path if non-empty, else {forge_data_folder}

   Stash all four as workflow-context variables. Stage files reference them directly — no conditional at the usage site. Empty-string overrides cleanly fall through to the bundled default.

   The same merge resolves workflow.on_complete (default empty = no-op); report.md §5 executes it, if non-empty, at the terminal stage.

   Also apply the array surfaces so they are not silent no-ops: execute each entry in workflow.activation_steps_prepend in order now; treat every entry in workflow.persistent_facts as standing context for the whole run (file:-prefixed entries load their file/glob contents as facts — the bundled default glob is {project-root}/**/project-context.md); then execute each entry in workflow.activation_steps_append after activation completes.

5. Pre-flight write probe. Verify {outputFolderPath} is writable. A read-only mount, full disk, or permissions-denied path otherwise only surfaces at init.md §4 atomic write — by then the user has already gone through the input prompts:

   mkdir -p "{outputFolderPath}" && \
     printf 'probe' > "{outputFolderPath}/.skf-write-probe" && \
     rm "{outputFolderPath}/.skf-write-probe"
   

   On any non-zero exit: HALT (exit code 4, halt_reason: "write-failed"). In headless mode, emit the error envelope per Result Contract (Headless) with report_path: null, report_latest_path: null, overall_verdict: null.

6. Load, read the full file, and then execute references/init.md to begin the workflow.