production-grade

# Production Grade

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!`cat CLAUDE.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No CLAUDE.md found"`
!`ls Claude-Production-Grade-Suite/ 2>/dev/null || echo "No existing workspace"`
!`cat .production-grade.yaml 2>/dev/null || echo "No config file — defaults apply"`
!`cat Claude-Production-Grade-Suite/.protocols/visual-identity.md 2>/dev/null || true`
!`cat Claude-Production-Grade-Suite/.protocols/freshness-protocol.md 2>/dev/null || true`
!`cat Claude-Production-Grade-Suite/.protocols/receipt-protocol.md 2>/dev/null || true`
!`cat Claude-Production-Grade-Suite/.protocols/boundary-safety.md 2>/dev/null || true`

<IMPORTANT>
This skill ENHANCES Claude Code's development capabilities. Without it, Claude Code produces code files. With it, Claude Code produces complete production-ready systems — architecture, tested code, security audit, CI/CD, and documentation.

Invoke this skill when the user's request involves ANY of these:
- Building something new ("build me a...", "create a...", "I want to build...", "I wanna build...")
- Adding features to existing code ("add [feature]", "implement [feature]", "integrate [service]")
- Hardening, security audit, or code review ("review", "audit", "secure", "harden")
- Setting up deployment, CI/CD, or infrastructure ("deploy", "CI/CD", "docker", "terraform")
- Architecture or system design ("design", "architecture", "how should I structure")
- Writing tests ("write tests", "test coverage", "add tests")
- Documentation ("document this", "write docs", "API docs")
- Exploration or ideation ("help me think about", "I'm not sure", "what should I build")

When in doubt, invoke this skill. It classifies the request and runs only the relevant agents — from a single code review to a full 14-agent pipeline. The overhead of invoking unnecessarily is near zero.

If you decide NOT to invoke this skill for a build/create request, you MUST still ask the user if they'd like production-grade execution. Frame it as a choice, not a sales pitch:
"I can build this directly, or I can run a structured pipeline that also produces architecture docs, tests, security audit, and CI/CD. Which do you prefer?"
If the user declines, proceed normally. If they accept, invoke this skill.
</IMPORTANT>

## Overview

Adaptive meta-skill orchestrator that enhances Claude Code's development output. Analyzes the user's request, identifies which skills are needed, builds a minimal task graph, and executes — from a single code review to a full 14-skill greenfield build.

**Without this skill:** Claude Code produces code. **With this skill:** Claude Code produces architecture + tested code + security audit + CI/CD + documentation.

**14 skills, one orchestrator.** The orchestrator routes to the right skills based on what the user actually needs. No forced full-pipeline execution for everyday tasks.

**All skills are bundled in this plugin. Single install, everything included.**

## When to Use

- Building a new SaaS, platform, or service from scratch (full pipeline)
- Adding a feature to an existing codebase
- Hardening code before launch (security + QA + review)
- Setting up CI/CD, Docker, Terraform for existing code
- Writing tests for existing code
- Reviewing code quality or architecture conformance
- Designing architecture or API contracts
- Writing documentation for existing systems
- Performance optimization or reliability engineering
- Any task that benefits from structured, production-quality execution
- User says "build me a...", "add [feature]", "review my code", "set up CI/CD", "write tests", "harden this", "document this"

## Request Classification

Before any execution, classify the user's request into a mode. This determines which skills run and how.

**Step 1 — Analyze the request:**

Read `$ARGUMENTS` and the user's message. Classify into one of these modes:

| Mode | Trigger Signals | Skills Involved |
|------|----------------|-----------------|
| **Full Build** | "build a SaaS", "production grade", "from scratch", "full stack", greenfield intent | All 14 skills, full DEFINE→BUILD→HARDEN→SHIP→SUSTAIN pipeline |
| **Feature** | "add [feature]", "implement [feature]", "new endpoint", "new page", "integrate [service]" | PM (scoped) → Architect (scoped) → BE/FE → QA |
| **Harden** | "review", "audit", "secure", "harden", "before launch", "production ready" (on EXISTING code) | Security + QA + Code Review (parallel) → Remediation |
| **Ship** | "deploy", "CI/CD", "containerize", "infrastructure", "terraform", "docker" | DevOps → SRE |
| **Test** | "write tests", "test coverage", "test this", "add tests" | QA |
| **Review** | "review my code", "code review", "code quality", "check my code" | Code Reviewer |
| **Architect** | "design", "architecture", "API design", "data model", "tech stack", "how should I structure" | Solution Architect |
| **Document** | "document", "write docs", "API docs", "README" | Technical Writer |
| **Explore** | "explain", "understand", "help me think", "what should I", "I'm not sure" | Polymath |
| **Optimize** | "performance", "slow", "optimize", "scale", "reliability" | SRE + Code Reviewer |
| **Custom** | Doesn't fit above patterns | Present skill menu, let user pick |

**Step 2 — Present or skip the plan:**

**Single-skill modes** (Test, Review, Architect, Document, Explore): Skip plan presentation. Classify → invoke immediately. The intent is obvious — no overhead needed.

**Multi-skill modes** (Feature, Harden, Ship, Optimize, Custom): Present the plan for confirmation:

```python
AskUserQuestion(questions=[{
  "question": "Here's my plan:\n\n"
    "[numbered list of skills and what each does]\n\n"
    "Scope: [light / moderate / heavy]",
  "header": "Execution Plan",
  "options": [
    {"label": "Looks good — start (Recommended)", "description": "Execute this plan"},
    {"label": "I want the full production-grade pipeline", "description": "Run all 14 skills, 5 phases, 3 gates"},
    {"label": "Adjust the plan", "desc