build
About
The build skill implements a SPEC.md file using a single-threaded plan-then-execute approach, handling specific tasks or the entire spec. It automatically invokes backprop on failures to learn new invariants and retry. Trigger it with commands like "build §T.3" or "implement next task" when you're ready to execute against an existing specification.
Quick Install
Claude Code
Recommendednpx skills add JuliusBrussee/blueprint -a claude-code/plugin add https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/blueprintgit clone https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/blueprint.git ~/.claude/skills/buildCopy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill
Documentation
build — implement spec
Single-thread native plan→execute. You are main Claude. No swarm.
LOAD
- Read
SPEC.md. If missing → tell user to invoke the spec skill first. Stop. - Read
FORMAT.mdonce if not loaded. - Parse invocation args:
§T.n→ that task only--next→ lowest-numbered row with status.or~--allor empty → every.row in §T order
PLAN
Native plan mode. For chosen task(s):
- Cite every §V invariant that applies. Plan must respect all.
- Cite every §I interface touched. Plan must preserve shape.
- List files to create / edit.
- List tests to add or update (one per invariant touched).
- Name verification command (test, build, lint).
Show plan. Wait for user OK unless auto mode.
EXECUTE
Per task in order:
- Flip §T.n status cell
.→~. Just write to SPEC.md. - Edit code per plan.
- Run verification command.
- Pass → flip
~→x. Next task. - Fail → invoke backprop skill. Do NOT retry blindly.
FAIL → BACKPROP
On test/build failure:
- Read failure output.
- Ask: is failure (a) my code bug, (b) spec wrong, or (c) unspecified edge case?
- If (a) → fix code, re-run. No spec change.
- If (b) or (c) → invoke spec skill with
bug: <cause>first, let it update §V and §B, then resume build against updated spec.
Rule: never silently fix root-cause without considering backprop. §B is the memory that stops recurrence.
WRITE POLICY
- Only flip §T status. No other SPEC.md edits from build.
- Other spec edits → invoke spec skill.
- Commit after each §T completes. Message:
T<n>: <goal line>+ §V cites.
VERIFICATION
Task x only if:
- Verification command exits 0.
- New test(s) added per plan.
- No §V invariant regressed (run full test suite at end).
NON-GOALS
- No sub-agents. No parallel workers. Main thread only.
- No progress dashboards.
cat SPEC.md | grep §Tis the dashboard. - No speculative work beyond chosen task scope.
GitHub Repository
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