Specifying the Work
Turn a vague request into a task an agent can execute: acceptance criteria, a boundary, a size it can finish, and a place in the git workflow.
- Lessons
- 5
- Exercises
- 29
- Minutes
- 31
- 1
Acceptance Criteria
After this lesson you can write the three to six checkable statements that say when a coding task is done, and use them as the test the diff is judged against.
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Issues, Branches, Commits, Pull Requests
After this lesson you can place agent work inside the git workflow so every change has a brief, a branch, readable commits and a review before it reaches main.
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Sizing the Task and Writing the Brief
After this lesson you can cut work to a size an agent finishes and you can review in one sitting, and write its brief in five lines.
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Checkpoint: Say What Done IsCheckpoint
Criteria, sizing, git flow and briefs in fresh situations.
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Boss: From Request to TaskBoss
One vague feature request, turned into agent-ready tasks in eight moves.
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