av/facts

Agent Integration Testing guides agents to write verifiable integration test specs and execute them through subagents. Use it when validating features, checking failures, or documenting test plans with reproducible steps and expectations.

Bugbash systematically explores software projects to find bugs, usability issues, and edge cases. It is used on CLIs, APIs, backends, and libraries to produce reproducible reports with commands, logs, and traces.

Discipline defines a failure-prevention protocol for Claude Code sessions. Use it before work to avoid fabrication, missed constraints, weak verification, and sloppy retries.

Facts manages .facts files as atomic truth statements about a project. Use it to add, edit, list, check, remove, and lint facts, or to validate project claims against commands.

Facts Discover scans a codebase and updates a fact sheet to match what the code actually shows. Use it to discover, audit, or sync facts by tagging them as draft, spec, implemented, or untagged.

Facts Implement turns @spec facts into code and tags them @implemented. Use it when you need to build from a fact sheet, complete unimplemented requirements, or verify work against the spec.

Facts Refine helps turn @draft facts into precise, actionable @spec facts through discussion. Use it to resolve ambiguities, fill gaps, remove contradictions, and sharpen labels before implementation.

Timeboxed Iterating runs a goal in repeated subagent iterations for a user-specified duration. Use it when work should continue until the clock runs out, with progress tracked in a file.