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Workflow Issues

If /mykit.plan says it can’t find a spec, ensure you’ve run /mykit.specify first in the current project.

Fix: Run /mykit.specify to create a spec, then try again.

If /mykit.plan fails to produce a plan, the spec may be too vague or missing required sections.

Fix: Re-run /mykit.specify and ensure all sections (context, requirements, acceptance criteria) are filled in.

If tasks aren’t being tracked or updated, the task list may not have been initialized.

Fix: Run /mykit.tasks to regenerate the task list from the current plan.

If an audit agent crashes or produces no output, it may be hitting context limits on very large changesets.

Fix:

  1. Try running individual audits instead of /mykit.audit.all
  2. Reduce the scope of changes being audited
  3. Ensure you’re on the latest version of my-kit (cd ~/.my-kit && git pull)

Ship commands (/mykit.commit, /mykit.pr, /mykit.release) require gh to be authenticated.

Fix:

Terminal window
gh auth status # Check current auth
gh auth login # Authenticate if needed