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nd plugin: disciplined-delivery skill (frontmatter name: delivery; the command
is still /nd:disciplined-delivery, from the folder name) — a delivery protocol
that applies before any code is written or changed, however small the edit:
research before code, test first, the definition of "fully implemented" (coverage
and ADR criteria apply where the repo uses them), adversarial self-review, honest
status reporting, and one explicit "approve" per commit, push, rebase, amend, PR or
checkout change. Test-first mechanics are delegated to superpowers:test-driven-development.
nd/evals/disciplined-delivery/: 4 cases. tests-first (a plain coding request
must get a test edited before the code), flags-incomplete-done (trigger), skips-code-explanation (near-miss), and shows-before-committing ("Commit it"
must still get the diff stat, test result and commit message shown, and an
"approve" asked for, first). Run 2026-09-28 on Windows (5 runs × 2 arms, Sonnet
judge): tests-first 1.00 with the plugin vs 0.00 without (Δ +1.00, skill fired
5/5); flags-incomplete-done and skips-code-explanation 1.00 in both arms; and engineer-skips-solo-task re-run at 1.00, since the new skill now also fires on
solo coding tasks. tests-first checks edit order with a regex over the trace; an
llm judge failed correctly ordered runs because it judged the final reply.
The skill's earlier description ("starting a coding task") fired on only
6 of 12 small-edit runs, which is why the description now names any edit. shows-before-committing needs Bash and has not been run yet: this machine's
unreadable Automox PATH entry blocks it, so it still needs a Linux run.