BREAKING: dev-session skill removed. Its useful bits are now in roadmap.
Roadmap skill now has four modes:
- plan: generate the roadmap (was the only mode before)
- start: begin executing from phase 1, don't stop until done or stuck
- resume: pick up from the last session, keep going
- status: show progress across phases
Execution rules: commit at phase boundaries, deploy after each phase,
quick audit between phases, thorough audit + onboarding-ux + project-docs
after the final phase. Only stop for blockers that need human input.
Progress tracked directly in ROADMAP.md with checked tasks and completed
phase markers — no separate SESSION.md needed.
dev-session was a 200K-era survival tool. At 1M context, the roadmap
itself is the session state.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Produces a ROADMAP.md detailed enough that "build phase N" is a complete
instruction for Claude Code. Includes: vision, stack decisions, complete
data model upfront, 4-8 phases with task checklists grouped by layer,
schema evolution map, API surface map, build order table, and
"deliberately not building" scope control.
Designed for all-day autonomous execution — each phase is independently
deployable with a definition of done. Pairs with deep-research (input)
and fork-discipline/ux-audit/onboarding-ux (post-phase checks).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Jeremy Dawes