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skill: iterate until offload results match baseline#109

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Summary

  • Update Step 9 of the offload-onboard skill to instruct agents to establish a baseline by running tests directly first, then iterate until offload's results match
  • Avoids the false expectation that all tests must pass (some projects have pre-existing failures)
  • Adds explicit "keep running and fixing" instruction so agents don't stop prematurely

Test plan

  • Tested onboarding on valibot (2,889 tests, 0 pre-existing failures)
  • Tested onboarding on vueuse (1,389 tests, 54 pre-existing failures) — offload matched baseline

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Update Step 9 to instruct agents to:
1. Establish a baseline by running tests directly (without offload)
2. Compare offload results against the baseline
3. Keep iterating until pass/fail counts match

This avoids the false expectation that all tests must pass (some
projects have pre-existing failures), while ensuring the agent
doesn't stop until offload is working correctly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@DanverImbue DanverImbue self-requested a review March 18, 2026 18:25
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LGTM.

@DanverImbue DanverImbue merged commit abcddba into main Mar 18, 2026
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