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@artale/pi-real-engineering

v0.3.0

Published

Real Engineering Workflow for Pi: Plan → Build → Test → Review → Ship with verifier guardrails and receipts.

Readme

@artale/pi-real-engineering

Plan → Build → Test → Review → Ship for Pi, with verifier guardrails and receipts.

This is not a loose skills pack. It installs one workflow command plus the small skills that make the loop work.

Install

pi install npm:@artale/pi-real-engineering
/reload

Golden path

idea → safety gate → ADW plan/build/test/review → receipt → guarded deploy

Run it:

/real-engineering build the smallest safe version of <idea>

The command makes Pi:

  1. restate the idea
  2. run a safety gate before risky writes/commands/deploys
  3. plan/build/test/review in the smallest useful loop
  4. produce a receipt: changed files, commands run, test output, review result, deploy decision
  5. deploy only when explicitly requested and verified

Included skills

| Skill | Purpose | |---|---| | setup-artale-skills | Create repo conventions: AGENTS.md, CONTEXT.md, docs/adr/, .pi/plans/ | | grill-with-docs | Interview against docs/context before implementation | | tdd | Red-green-refactor one vertical slice at a time | | diagnosing-bugs | Reproduce, minimize, hypothesize, instrument, fix | | domain-modeling | Maintain shared language in CONTEXT.md and ADRs | | codebase-design | Design deep modules with small interfaces and clean seams |

Receipt format

## Real Engineering Receipt
- Idea:
- Safety gate:
- Plan:
- Changed files:
- Commands run:
- Test output:
- Review result:
- Deploy decision:

No new infra. The workflow uses Pi commands, verifier discipline, and your existing deploy path.

Package aliases

Both packages install the same workflow:

pi install npm:pi-real-engineering
pi install npm:@artale/pi-real-engineering

Prefer npm:pi-real-engineering for the short golden path install.