work-order-compiler

work-order-compiler is a Planning & task breakdown skill for AI agents, published by camoa in the claude-skills repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates work-order-compiler C (78/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Use when a /design-complete ai-dev-assistant task must become N self-contained, gate-verifiable work-orders — decomposes architecture.md Components into units, attaches falsifiable Current/Target/Acceptance + [CATEGORY]-NN requirement IDs, derives dependency edges, slices the coverage-map per unit, inlines the load-bearing build context, and emits each work-order to the task's work-orders/ folder (wo-NN-{slug}.md) against the frozen schema_version 1.0 contract. The judgment lives here; all determinism (SCC/acyclicity, fail-closed verified, drift-guard, lockfile SHA, frontmatter emit) delegates to the wo-compile.sh kernel. Invoked by an orchestrator or the /compile-work-orders command, never typed by a user.

Grade
C
Quality
78 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
32

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Not launch-quality. It is graded C with a clean safety verdict, but our quality filters exclude it: it looks written only for the repository it lives in. So it is not in our launch-quality set, the skills our MCP server searches and recommends. How launch-quality is decided

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Our review

Architecture
95 / 100
Maturity
Structured: ships references or scripts
Security scan
No issues found
License
MIT
Adoption
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