valzav/valcraft

v0.8.2MIT

Valcraft is a software factory in your repository: it coordinates the work, keeps the requirements and decisions in ordinary files, and checks the code before shipping so you can see what was built and how it was verified. Skills: tune (repository configuration), cast (project framing), spec (feature and quick contracts), draft (task plans with MSW), forge (reviewed-task implementation and authorized task PRs), review (report-only plan, code, and evidence review), land (authorized finalization and tracker closure), foreman (named-state delivery coordination), temper (local retrospective production), hone (prompt refinement), distill (prompt distillation), and msw (MSW Kernel document judgment).

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skills

valcraft-distill

Distill a prompt artifact — inline prompt text, a markdown prompt file (system prompt, agent instructions, slash command), a skill directory, or a workflow — into its minimal goal-directed essence, a short structured summary of goal, applicability, steps, and load-bearing constraints. Use when explicitly invoked, or when the user asks to distill, condense, deconstruct, or boil down a prompt or skill, asks what a skill actually does under the noise, wants a cleaned minimal copy of a skill saved as a new skill, or wants to compare two similar skills or prompts. Read-only over the source — for improving the artifact in place, use valcraft-hone.

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