The skills-audit reflection observed a FAIL finding on 2 consecutive runs for skill do-sdlc (rule 1) in valor.
Message: Line count 524 exceeds 500
This issue was auto-filed by the skills-audit reflection. It will NOT be re-filed for 30 days even if the finding persists. Close this issue to silence; the streak counter will reset naturally when the underlying rule passes.
Triage 2026-09-15
Status: confirmed live — .claude/skills-global/do-sdlc/SKILL.md is now 543 lines (grown from 524 at filing time), still over the rule-1 cap of 500.
Single-line hotfix: No — the overage isn't one line, and it's an operational control-flow contract (sequential steps, guard checks, dispatch tables) that the router literally executes; cutting text without moving it would break the contract it documents.
Reduce-complexity option: The cap is the right instrument, but this file is the wrong shape for it — mixing always-needed control flow with reference material that only some invocations touch. Move the verbose per-invocation-optional blocks (e.g. the Step 3.5 "Legal Dispatch Guards (reference)" section and the long bash-comment reference blocks under Steps 2 and 3a-3e) into a linked sub-file under .claude/skills-global/do-sdlc/references/, which loads on demand instead of on every invocation — that alone should bring SKILL.md itself back under 500 without losing any contract content.
The
skills-auditreflection observed a FAIL finding on 2 consecutive runs for skilldo-sdlc(rule 1) invalor.Message: Line count 524 exceeds 500
This issue was auto-filed by the
skills-auditreflection. It will NOT be re-filed for 30 days even if the finding persists. Close this issue to silence; the streak counter will reset naturally when the underlying rule passes.Triage 2026-09-15
Status: confirmed live —
.claude/skills-global/do-sdlc/SKILL.mdis now 543 lines (grown from 524 at filing time), still over the rule-1 cap of 500.Single-line hotfix: No — the overage isn't one line, and it's an operational control-flow contract (sequential steps, guard checks, dispatch tables) that the router literally executes; cutting text without moving it would break the contract it documents.
Reduce-complexity option: The cap is the right instrument, but this file is the wrong shape for it — mixing always-needed control flow with reference material that only some invocations touch. Move the verbose per-invocation-optional blocks (e.g. the Step 3.5 "Legal Dispatch Guards (reference)" section and the long bash-comment reference blocks under Steps 2 and 3a-3e) into a linked sub-file under
.claude/skills-global/do-sdlc/references/, which loads on demand instead of on every invocation — that alone should bring SKILL.md itself back under 500 without losing any contract content.