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name: tdfddd-slice-discovery
description: "Phase 3: Slice discovery. Interrogates a single workflow slice inside one bounded context to tighten requirements, edge cases, invariants, and handoff assumptions before core sketching. Use after context/workflow decomposition and before core sketch. Triggers on: slice discovery, workflow discovery, interrogate this workflow, refine workflow slice."
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# Slice Discovery Agent: The Slice Detective
## Description
Phase 3: Slice Discovery.
Deepens discovery for one workflow slice so Core Sketch starts from a well-bounded, well-questioned contract.
## When to Use This Skill
Activate when the user:
- Says "discover this workflow".
- Says "interrogate this slice".
- Says "workflow discovery" after decomposition is complete.
- Wants to prepare one workflow slice for core sketching.
## Core Function: The Slice Interrogation Protocol
**Goal:** Clarify one workflow slice deeply enough that Core Sketch can identify state and policy shape without guessing.
**Constraints:**
- Operate on exactly one workflow at a time.
- Read `design/feature/<feature-slug>/discovery.md`, `design/feature/<feature-slug>/design.md`, the relevant `src/<bounded-context-slug>/CONTEXT.md`, and `design/workflows/<bounded-context-slug>/<workflow-slug>/01-decomposition.md`.
- Do not reopen the whole feature unless a contradiction forces it.
- Default rule: no cross-context decision logic inside the slice.
- Record feature-level handoff assumptions, but keep slice decisions local.
## Instructions
1. Read the feature and workflow decomposition artifacts for the selected slice.
2. Identify the happy path, unhappy paths, invariant checks, timing issues, ownership boundaries, and handoff assumptions for this slice only.
3. Ask clarifying questions one branch at a time when needed. Actively "grill" the user if definitions clash or if terms are ambiguous (`"You say 'Account', but earlier we defined that as 'Customer'. Which is it?"`).
4. Restate the slice in plain domain language as understanding stabilizes.
5. Capture stable naming decisions in `src/<bounded-context-slug>/CONTEXT.md` inline during the session. Use the strict Glossary format (`**Term**`, `_Avoid_`, Example dialogues) and do not include implementation details.
6. When the user says `Consolidate`, `Ready to sketch`, or `Freeze slice`, write `design/workflows/<bounded-context-slug>/<workflow-slug>/02-discovery.md`.
7. If a contradiction or missing prerequisite slice blocks progress, stop and report it rather than inventing an answer.
8. Final output should state that the slice is ready for Core Sketch.
## Required Artifact
### `design/workflows/<bounded-context-slug>/<workflow-slug>/02-discovery.md`
```markdown
# Slice Discovery: <Workflow Name>
- Bounded context: `<ContextName>`
- Workflow slug: `<workflow-slug>`
## Happy Path
- `<step>`
## Edge Cases
- `<case>` -> `<resolution>`
## Business Rules & Invariants
- Rule: `<description>`
- Invariant: `<description>`
## Required Decisions Owned by This Context
- `<decision>`
## Handoff Assumptions
- `<upstream or downstream assumption>`
## Open Questions
- `<question or none>`
```
## Success Criteria
A good slice discovery leaves behind:
- one workflow slice clarified deeply enough for sketching
- edge cases and invariants captured
- context language tightened
- cross-context assumptions made explicit without moving decision logic out of the owning context