@forwardimpact/schema 0.9.1 → 0.10.0

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@@ -5,16 +5,17 @@ professionalQuestions:
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  - id: tc_pro_aware_1
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  text: How do you work with your team to complete shared tasks?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Basic teamwork skills
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- - Communication practices
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+ - Communicates progress and blockers to teammates without being asked
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+ - Shows willingness to help others even when it's not their direct
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+ responsibility
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 5
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  foundational:
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  - id: tc_pro_found_1
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- text:
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- Describe how you've helped a teammate when they were stuck on a problem.
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+ text: How do you help a teammate when they're stuck on a problem?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Supportive collaboration
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- - Knowledge sharing
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+ - Offers support proactively without waiting to be asked
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+ - Shares knowledge in a way that builds the teammate's capability
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+ - Balances helping others with their own delivery commitments
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 5
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  working:
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  - id: tc_pro_work_1
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  followUps:
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  - How do you handle remote collaboration?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Active collaboration facilitation
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- - Team enablement
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+ - Creates practices that make collaboration easy, like shared
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+ documentation and regular syncs
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+ - Adapts collaboration approach for remote and distributed team members
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+ - Identifies and removes collaboration friction points proactively
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 8
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  practitioner:
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  - id: tc_pro_pract_1
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- text: Describe how you've built high-performing team dynamics.
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+ text: How do you build high-performing team dynamics?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Team building expertise
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- - Handling interpersonal challenges
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+ - Creates conditions for psychological safety and productive conflict
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+ - Addresses interpersonal friction before it undermines collaboration
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+ - Builds shared goals that unite diverse working styles
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 10
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  expert:
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  - id: tc_pro_expert_1
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  How do you create collaborative culture across multiple teams or an
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  organization?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Cross-team collaboration leadership
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- - Organizational culture shaping
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+ - Creates cross-team collaboration practices adopted beyond their own
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+ teams
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+ - Breaks down silos by establishing shared goals and mutual dependencies
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+ - Influences organisational culture so collaboration is the default, not
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+ the exception
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 10
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  managementQuestions:
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  awareness:
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  - id: tc_mgmt_aware_1
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- text: How do you encourage collaboration within your team?
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+ text: How do you ensure your team communicates effectively?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Basic collaboration encouragement
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- - Team communication awareness
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+ - Creates clear team communication norms for standups, async updates,
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+ and escalations
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+ - Notices when communication breaks down and addresses it promptly
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 5
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  foundational:
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  - id: tc_mgmt_found_1
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- text: How do you handle conflicts or tensions within your team?
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- followUps:
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- - How do you prevent conflicts from escalating?
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+ text: How do you help team members develop collaboration skills?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Conflict resolution approach
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- - Team harmony maintenance
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+ - Creates opportunities for pair and mob programming to build
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+ collaboration habits
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+ - Gives specific feedback on collaboration behaviours in 1:1s and retros
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+ - Models effective collaboration in their own cross-functional
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+ interactions
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 5
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  working:
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  - id: tc_mgmt_work_1
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- text: How do you build psychological safety and trust within your team?
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+ text: How do you facilitate team collaboration and handle conflicts?
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  followUps:
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- - How do you measure team health?
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+ - How do you build psychological safety?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Psychological safety practices
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- - Team health monitoring
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+ - Addresses conflicts early through facilitated discussion rather than
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+ avoidance
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+ - Creates psychological safety by responding constructively to mistakes
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+ and disagreements
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+ - Builds team practices that encourage healthy debate and productive
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+ conflict
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 8
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  practitioner:
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  - id: tc_mgmt_pract_1
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  text:
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- How do you develop collaboration skills and team culture in your team?
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- followUps:
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- - How do you onboard new members into the team culture?
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+ How do you build high-performing team dynamics and sustain them over
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+ time?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Team culture development
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- - Collaboration skill building
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+ - Creates conditions where teams maintain high performance through
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+ personnel changes
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+ - Addresses team health issues before they impact delivery
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+ - Builds self-managing teams that sustain their own collaboration
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+ practices
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 10
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  expert:
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  - id: tc_mgmt_expert_1
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- text:
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- How do you foster collaborative culture across multiple teams you
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- influence?
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+ text: How do you shape organizational collaboration culture across teams?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Cross-team collaboration leadership
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- - Organizational culture shaping
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+ - Defines cross-team collaboration practices adopted across the business
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+ unit
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+ - Creates organisational norms that break down team silos and encourage
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+ knowledge sharing
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+ - Influences how the organisation values and rewards collaborative
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+ behaviour
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 10
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  - id: tw_pro_aware_1
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  text: How do you approach documenting your code and work?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Basic documentation habits
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- - Understanding of documentation importance
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+ - Documents work consistently, not just when asked
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+ - Understands that documentation helps future maintainers
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 5
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  foundational:
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  - id: tw_pro_found_1
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  text: What makes a good README file? Walk me through what you'd include.
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  lookingFor:
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- - README best practices
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- - Reader-centric documentation
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+ - Structures READMEs for the reader's needs, not the author's
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+ - Includes essentials like purpose, setup, usage, and contribution guide
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+ - Keeps documentation concise and up-to-date
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  working:
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  - id: tw_pro_work_1
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  How do you write technical specifications that enable others to
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  implement features?
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  followUps:
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- - How detailed do you go?
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+ - How do you write specs that AI tools can also use effectively?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Spec writing skills
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- - Communication of technical requirements
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+ - Writes specs that reduce ambiguity and enable independent
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+ implementation
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+ - Calibrates detail level based on audience and feature complexity
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+ - Structures specs so they can be verified against implementation
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 8
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  - id: tw_pro_pract_1
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  text:
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  How do you establish documentation standards and practices in your team?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Documentation leadership
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- - Spec-driven development advocacy
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+ - Creates documentation standards that the team actually follows because
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+ they're practical
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+ - Champions spec-driven development where documentation precedes
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+ implementation
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+ - Reviews documentation quality with the same rigour as code reviews
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 8
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  expert:
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  - id: tw_pro_expert_1
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  text: How do you create organizational documentation culture and systems?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Enterprise documentation strategy
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- - Knowledge management systems
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+ - Creates documentation systems and practices adopted across the
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+ business unit
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+ - Defines knowledge management approaches that reduce information silos
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+ at scale
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+ - Influences organisational culture so documentation is valued as a
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+ first-class engineering output
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  - id: tw_mgmt_aware_1
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- text: How do you ensure your team documents their work appropriately?
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+ text: How do you ensure your team maintains adequate documentation?
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- - Basic documentation expectations
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- - Team documentation awareness
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+ - Sets clear expectations about what must be documented and when
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+ - Checks for documentation as part of feature completion criteria
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  - id: tw_mgmt_found_1
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- text:
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- How do you set documentation expectations and standards for your team?
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- followUps:
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- - How do you handle resistance to documentation?
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+ text: How do you help team members improve their technical writing skills?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Documentation standard setting
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- - Team buy-in practices
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+ - Reviews documentation and provides specific, actionable feedback on
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+ clarity and structure
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+ - Creates pair-writing or review opportunities to build writing skills
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+ through practice
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+ - Models clear writing in their own specs, emails, and documentation
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- text:
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- How do you balance documentation effort with delivery speed in your
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- team?
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+ text: How do you establish documentation standards and ensure consistency?
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  followUps:
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- - What is the minimum documentation you require?
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+ - How do you balance documentation effort with delivery?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Documentation vs velocity trade-offs
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- - Pragmatic documentation approach
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+ - Creates practical documentation standards that reduce inconsistency
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+ without overhead
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+ - Balances documentation effort against delivery by focusing on
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+ high-value documentation
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+ - Ensures documentation stays current through process integration, not
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+ manual enforcement
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  - id: tw_mgmt_pract_1
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- text: How do you build a documentation culture within your team?
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- followUps:
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- - How do you keep documentation current?
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+ text:
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+ How do you drive documentation culture and spec-driven development in
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+ your team?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Documentation culture development
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- - Knowledge management practices
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+ - Creates team expectation that specs are written before code, not after
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+ - Makes documentation quality a visible part of team health metrics and
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+ retrospectives
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+ - Builds a culture where engineers view documentation as an investment,
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+ not a chore
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  text:
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- How do you drive documentation practices and knowledge sharing across
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- multiple teams?
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+ How do you shape organizational documentation practices and knowledge
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+ management?
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  lookingFor:
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- - Cross-team documentation leadership
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- - Organizational knowledge strategy
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+ - Defines documentation practices and knowledge management systems
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+ adopted across the business unit
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+ - Creates organisational standards that reduce information fragmentation
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+ at enterprise scale
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+ - Influences how the organisation values and invests in documentation
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+ infrastructure
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  expectedDurationMinutes: 10
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  label: Create Plan
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  prompt: Create plan.md based on spec.md.
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  constraints:
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- - Do not make code edits or execute commands
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+ - Do not write implementation code or execute system commands
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  - Focus on WHAT users need and WHY, not HOW to implement
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  - Write specifications as markdown files under specs/[feature-name]/spec.md
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- - Mark ambiguities with [NEEDS CLARIFICATION]; ask the user; do not guess
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+ - Before writing the spec, conduct an interactive Q&A session with the user
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+ - Ask each critical question one at a time and WAIT for answers
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+ - You MUST ask questions interactively — do NOT embed unanswered questions
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+ - Only after the user has answered your critical questions should you write
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+ the spec document
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  - No technology choices, APIs, or code structure in specifications
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  confirmChecklist:
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  - spec.md exists with user stories and acceptance criteria
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- - No unresolved [NEEDS CLARIFICATION] markers in spec.md
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+ - No unresolved or open questions in spec.md
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  - id: plan
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  name: Plan
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  label: Set Up Environment
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  prompt: Prepare the development environment based on plan.md requirements.
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  constraints:
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- - Do not make code edits or execute commands
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+ - Do not write implementation code or execute system commands
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  - Every technology choice must trace back to a specific requirement
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  - Write plans as markdown files under specs/[feature-name]/plan.md
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  - Define contracts and data models before implementation details
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  - spec.md exists with user stories and acceptance criteria
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- - No unresolved [NEEDS CLARIFICATION] markers in spec.md
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+ - No unresolved or open questions in spec.md
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  - plan.md exists with technology choices and architecture
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  - Contracts and data models defined where applicable
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- - No unresolved [NEEDS CLARIFICATION] markers in plan.md
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+ - No unresolved or open questions in plan.md
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  - id: onboard
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  name: Onboard
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  - plan.md exists with technology choices and architecture
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- - No unresolved [NEEDS CLARIFICATION] markers in plan.md
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+ - No unresolved or open questions in plan.md
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+ - Install scripts (scripts/install.sh) executed for all skills that provide
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+ them
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  - All dependencies installed and versions verified
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  - Environment variables and secrets configured (.env files, tokens)
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  - Linter and formatter configured and passing on existing code
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@forwardimpact/schema",
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- "version": "0.9.1",
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+ "version": "0.10.0",
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  "description": "Schema definitions and data loading for skills, behaviours, and role frameworks",
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  "license": "Apache-2.0",
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  "repository": {