One repeatable pass that makes the milestone report's CLIMB and ROADMAP retirable by the RSI loop — the milestone counterpart of quality-score (code) and stability-score (trust under iteration). Runs the milestone scorecard (fak milestone-scorecard --json) over the report's OWN two dimensions — the distance-from-MATURED climb shortfall across the M0..M7 support-maturity grid PLUS the un-progressed tracked-epic roadmap gaps — folds them into one deterministic milestonedebt integer + a worst-first milestoneworklist, retires debt worst-first (climb the lowest-rung cell to M4, then close the most-open discrete epic), re-pins the climb ratchet on a real climb improvement, re-measures with --compare to PROVE the debt dropped, and commits only the milestone lane by explicit path. COMPOSES — does NOT duplicate — support-maturity (which fences each cell to its regime ceiling); milestonedebt scores raw distance-to-MATURED across the grid as the headline climb, alongside the roadmap. Use after a cell climbs a rung, after an epic closes its children, on the milestone report cadence, or on a /loop cadence to keep the milestone program retirable like every other surface.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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About this skill
One repeatable pass that makes the milestone report's CLIMB and ROADMAP retirable by the RSI loop — the milestone counterpart of quality-score (code) and stability-score (trust under iteration). Runs the milestone scorecard (fak milestone-scorecard --json) over the report's OWN two dimensions — the distance-from-MATURED climb shortfall across the M0..M7 support-maturity grid PLUS the un-progressed tracked-epic roadmap gaps — folds them into one deterministic milestonedebt integer + a worst-first milestoneworklist, retires debt worst-first (climb the lowest-rung cell to M4, then close the most-open discrete epic), re-pins the climb ratchet on a real climb improvement, re-measures with --compare to PROVE the debt dropped, and commits only the milestone lane by explicit path. COMPOSES — does NOT duplicate — support-maturity (which fences each cell to its regime ceiling); milestonedebt scores raw distance-to-MATURED across the grid as the headline climb, alongside the roadmap. Use after a cell climbs a rung, after an epic closes its children, on the milestone report cadence, or on a /loop cadence to keep the milestone program retirable like every other surface.
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One repeatable pass that makes the milestone report's CLIMB and ROADMAP retirable by the RSI loop — the milestone counterpart of quality-score (code) and stability-score (trust under iteration). Runs the milestone scorecard (`fak milestone-scorecard --json`) over the report's OWN two dimensions — the distance-from-MATURED climb shortfall across the M0..M7 support-maturity grid PLUS the un-progressed tracked-epic roadmap gaps — folds them into one deterministic milestone_debt integer + a worst-first milestone_worklist, retires debt worst-first (climb the lowest-rung cell to M4, then close the most-open discrete epic), re-pins the climb ratchet on a real climb improvement, re-measures with --compare to PROVE the debt dropped, and commits only the milestone lane by explicit path. COMPOSES — does NOT duplicate — support-maturity (which fences each cell to its regime ceiling); milestone_debt scores raw distance-to-MATURED across the grid as the headline climb, alongside the roadmap. Use after a cell climbs a rung, after an epic closes its children, on the milestone report cadence, or on a /loop cadence to keep the milestone program retirable like every other surface.
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Category
Product & design
Reported license
Apache-2.0
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.