Agentic Delivery Skill

Dev Tools

Create CompleteTech LLC delivery execution artifacts for approved agentic development engagements, including kickoff agendas, access checklists, project plans, milestone trackers, status updates, decision logs, risk/issue logs, change request intake, prototype review, evaluation reports, acceptance packets, launch readiness, monitoring, support, handoff, runbooks, quickstarts, closeout, post-launch review, and escalation procedures. Use after proposal/SOW or contract approval when Codex needs to run bounded agentic workflow delivery cleanly.

Install

openclaw skills install agentic-delivery-skill

Agentic Delivery Skill

Purpose

Create delivery execution artifacts for CompleteTech LLC agentic development engagements after a proposal/SOW or contract is approved.

System Boundary

This skill owns execution after commercial approval: kickoff, project control, evaluation, launch preparation, handoff, and support artifacts. Use agentic-proposal-skill for unapproved commercial scope, agentic-contract-skill for legal agreement artifacts, agentic-security-review-skill for security or production-readiness review, agentic-invoice-skill for billing, agentic-customer-success-skill for relationship health and renewal, and agentic-case-study-skill only after outcomes are verified and approved for proof.

Core Workflow

  1. Identify the delivery need: kickoff, access, planning, status, decisions, risk/issue, change request, prototype review, evaluation, acceptance, launch, monitoring, support, handoff, closeout, or escalation.
  2. Gather verified facts: approved scope, workflow, owners, timeline, milestones, systems, approval gates, evaluation examples, risks, dependencies, support expectations, and acceptance criteria.
  3. Use references/use-case-decision-table.md to choose the right delivery artifact.
  4. Use references/delivery-positioning.md for CompleteTech LLC delivery framing and guardrails.
  5. Use references/delivery-catalog.md for the near-exhaustive delivery artifact library.
  6. Keep delivery practical and bounded. Do not fabricate client facts, approvals, test results, metrics, regulated-use assurances, legal claims, or production readiness.

Artifact Selection Guide

  • First meeting after signature: use kickoff-agenda.
  • Need client systems/docs/API access: use client-access-checklist.
  • Need execution structure: use project-plan.
  • Tracking milestone progress: use milestone-tracker.
  • Regular client update: use weekly-status-update.
  • Capturing decisions: use decision-log.
  • Capturing risks or active issues: use risk-and-issue-log.
  • Scope change request: use change-request-intake.
  • Blocking prerequisites: use dependency-tracker.
  • Communication cadence: use stakeholder-communication-plan.
  • Prototype review: use prototype-review-checklist.
  • Evaluation run: use evaluation-run-report.
  • Test summary: use test-results-summary.
  • Formal acceptance: use acceptance-review-packet.
  • Launch preparation: use launch-readiness-checklist.
  • Observability requirements: use monitoring-plan.
  • Post-handoff help: use support-plan.
  • Handoff preparation: use handoff-checklist.
  • Admin/operator documentation: use administrator-runbook.
  • Reviewer or user training: use user-reviewer-quickstart.
  • After launch: use post-launch-review.
  • Retrospective: use lessons-learned.
  • Project close: use closeout-summary.
  • Incoming support request: use support-ticket-intake.
  • Escalation path: use escalation-procedure.
  • Deployment-specific rollout: use deployment-runbook.
  • Acceptance defects: use defect-remediation-plan.
  • Client training session: use training-session-plan.

When several artifacts fit, choose the one closest to the operational event. Do not mark launch-ready, accepted, or complete unless the verified evidence supports it.

Quality Rules

  • Execute the approved scope; route new scope into change request intake.
  • Protect human approval gates for external communications, production changes, purchases, data export, and material business decisions.
  • Track decisions, risks, issues, dependencies, and acceptance evidence explicitly.
  • Verify evaluation examples before acceptance.
  • Document logs, monitoring, runbooks, quickstarts, support, and handoff.
  • Use TBD or open questions for unknowns.

Resource Guide

  • references/delivery-positioning.md: load for CompleteTech LLC delivery language and boundaries.
  • references/use-case-decision-table.md: load when choosing a delivery artifact.
  • references/delivery-lifecycle.md: load for flow from kickoff through support and closeout.
  • references/delivery-catalog.md: load for the near-exhaustive delivery template library.
  • references/template-index.json: machine-readable template metadata used by the renderer.
  • scripts/render_delivery.py: list delivery artifacts or render a draft with placeholders.

Runtime Permissions

This skill needs local filesystem access only for its documented renderer workflow:

  • Reads bundled templates, references, examples, assets/logo.png, and user-provided Markdown or variable inputs.
  • Writes only to the user-selected --out, --png, --markdown-out, or default output/ artifact paths.
  • Runs local Python entry points scripts/render_delivery.py and scripts/render_pdf.py.
  • Does not require network access, credential access, persistence, privilege escalation, or destructive file operations.

Renderer

python3 scripts/render_delivery.py --list
python3 scripts/render_delivery.py --stage status --list
python3 scripts/render_delivery.py --template kickoff-agenda --var client_name=Acme --var workflow="support triage"

Rendered artifacts are drafts. Replace placeholders with verified project facts before sending or storing them.

Rendering to a Branded PDF

Artifacts from this skill are delivered as branded CompleteTech LLC PDF documents, not raw Markdown. The renderer emits the PDF (and prints the Markdown) in one command, using the same reportlab branding engine as the contract skill:

pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 scripts/render_delivery.py --template launch-readiness-checklist \
  --out artifact.pdf --png artifact.png \
  --title "Launch Readiness Checklist" --doc-type "DELIVERY ARTIFACT" \
  --subtitle "Northwind Trading Co. — Support Email Triage Agent (Pilot)" --meta "DOCUMENT NO.=DEL-2026-0233" --meta "DATE=2026-06-12" \
  --var client_name="Client Name" --var workflow="support triage"
  • --no-pdf emits Markdown only (the original behavior); --no-cover drops the cover page.
  • Already drafted the Markdown yourself? Render it directly: python3 scripts/render_pdf.py --markdown artifact.md --out artifact.pdf --logo assets/logo.png --title "...".
  • The PDF supports a Markdown subset: #/##/### headings, paragraphs, - bullets, tables, > callouts, **bold**, and [PAGE_BREAK]. PDF requires reportlab; the optional --png preview requires pypdfium2 and pillow. See assets/examples/ for a rendered example.

Network Boundary

This skill is local-only. It does not include outbound network helpers, callbacks, or any helper that posts delivery run metadata to an external service.