Structured approach to explore features before production development. Templates for objectives, acceptance criteria, architecture, prototypes, and verification. This skill should be used when the user asks to "explore a feature", "start an exploration", "create a task folder", or mentions exploration protocol.
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A structured approach to explore features before production development. The goal is to learn, build acceptance criteria, experiment with verifiable prototypes, and codify learnings.
tasks/NNN-taskname/
├── 01-objectives.md
├── 02-acceptance-criteria.md
├── 03-architecture.md
├── 04-verifiable-prototype.md
├── 05-verification.md
├── 06-outcome.md
├── 99-research/
└── 99-findings/You MUST read the template files in ./references/001-example-task/ before scaffolding a task folder. These templates show the exact structure and format to use:
For sections to be filled in later:
> Stub - to be filled in after objectives and acceptance criteria are approved.Always pair criteria with verification method:
| Criterion | Verification Method |
|-----------|---------------------|
| User can log in | Manual test: complete flow, see logged-in state |
| API returns 401 on bad auth | `curl -H "Auth: bad"` shows 401 |For prototypes, use checkboxes:
**Checkpoint 1:**
- [ ] Auth0 application configured
- [ ] PKCE enabledKeep simple:
┌─────────────┐ ┌─────────────┐
│ Popup │────▶│ Background │────▶ API
└─────────────┘ └─────────────┘dwmkerr/claude-toolkit
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