--- name: vikhyath-engineering description: Engineering task orchestration via ECC foundation. Routes engineering work to ECC workflows, planning, implementation, testing, and verification capabilities. --- # Vikhyath Engineering Skill ## Purpose Route engineering tasks to the ECC engineering foundation and supplement with relevant capabilities. ## When Activated This skill activates for any engineering task including: - Implementation - Planning - Testing - Code review - Verification - Bug fixing ## Routing ### Standard Engineering Task 1. Use ECC engineering workflows for planning, implementation, and verification 2. Follow ECC's TDD, security scanning, and code review practices 3. Do NOT duplicate ECC's methodology — route to it ### With Codebase Complexity If the codebase is unfamiliar or complex, supplement with: - **Graphify** for codebase intelligence and dependency analysis ### With Security Requirements If the task involves security-sensitive code, supplement with: - **Addy Agent Skills** for security hardening and OWASP practices - Relevant **Agency** security specialist if needed ### With Completion Requirements If the task is substantial or explicitly requires exhaustive completion, supplement with: - **Unlazy** for acceptance gates and depth trees ## ECC Integration ECC provides the following that this skill routes to: - Engineering workflows (planning → implementation → testing → review → verification) - TDD workflow skills - Security scanning skills - Code review skills - Verification loops - Production readiness checks ### Installation Verification Before routing to ECC, verify it is installed: - Codex: Check if `affaan-m/ECC` plugin is installed - Claude: Check for CLAUDE.md / .claude-plugin from ECC - Antigravity: Check for ECC skills in workspace If ECC is not installed, provide installation instructions from `integrations/ecc.yaml`. ## Anti-Patterns - ❌ Reimplementing ECC's planning methodology - ❌ Duplicating ECC's security checklists - ❌ Creating parallel testing workflows - ❌ Loading all ECC skills when only one is needed