observe_story_task_specs_impl - Claude MCP Skill

# Observe: Story Task, Specs, Implementation

## O1: Study AGENTS.md as a Whole

Read AGENTS.md to understand:
- Operational guide and conventions
- Project-specific workflows
- Accumulated learnings
- How agents interact with this repository

## O3: Study AGENTS.md for Specification/Implementation Definitions

Identify from AGENTS.md:
- What constitutes "specification" in this repository?
- What file paths or patterns define specs?
- What constitutes "implementation"?
- What file paths or patterns define implementation?
- How do specs and implementation relate?

## O5: Study AGENTS.md for Task File Location

Identify from AGENTS.md:
- Where is the story/task description located?
- What format is it? (file path, environment variable, command to run)
- How to access the task details?

## O6: Study AGENTS.md for Draft Plan Location

Identify from AGENTS.md:
- Where is the draft plan file located?
- What format is it? (markdown, JSON, etc.)
- What structure does it follow?
- May not exist yet (first iteration)

## O9: Study Task File per AGENTS.md

Read the story/task description:
- What is the feature request?
- What are the requirements?
- What are the acceptance criteria?
- What is the scope?
- What integration points are mentioned?
- What user outcomes are expected?

## O10: Study Draft Plan File per AGENTS.md

If draft plan exists, read it:
- What tasks are already identified?
- What structure is being used?
- What needs to be refined?
- May not exist (first iteration of draft planning)

## O11: Study Specifications per AGENTS.md Definition

Examine the specifications:
- Study all spec files per AGENTS.md definition
- Study spec structure and organization
- Study how JTBDs and topics are defined
- Study acceptance criteria patterns
- Study existing patterns for similar features

## O12: Study Implementation per AGENTS.md Definition

Examine the implementation:
- Study file tree structure
- Study symbols (functions, classes, methods, modules)
- Study implementation patterns
- Study code organization
- Study where similar features are implemented
- Study integration points