rfc-status
Show RFC details or update RFC status through lifecycle
What this skill does
# rfc-status **Category**: Technical Architecture ## Usage ```bash /rfc-status <rfc-id> [options] ``` ## Arguments - `<rfc-id>`: Required - RFC identifier (e.g., RFC-0042 or just 0042) ## Options | Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | `--set <status>` | Transition to new status | | `--reviewer <name>` | Add or update reviewer | | `--comment <text>` | Add status change comment | ## Valid Statuses - `DRAFT` - Initial writing - `REVIEW` - Open for feedback - `APPROVED` - Decision made - `IN_PROGRESS` - Implementation started - `COMPLETED` - Implementation finished - `REJECTED` - Proposal declined - `ABANDONED` - Author withdrew - `SUPERSEDED` - Replaced by newer RFC ## Execution Instructions ### View Status (no --set) When viewing an RFC: 1. **Find the RFC file** - Search all `rfcs/` subdirectories - Match by RFC ID in filename or frontmatter 2. **Display RFC Details** ``` RFC-0042: Database Migration Strategy ====================================== Status: REVIEW Author: Jane Doe Created: 2025-12-01 Updated: 2025-12-05 Location: rfcs/review/RFC-0042-database-migration-strategy.md Reviewers: - Alice Chen: approved (2025-12-04) - Bob Smith: pending - Carol Wu: in-progress Overview: [First 2-3 sentences of the Overview section] Valid Transitions: → APPROVED (requires all reviewers approved) → DRAFT (needs revision) → REJECTED (proposal declined) Commands: /rfc-status RFC-0042 --set APPROVED /rfc-status RFC-0042 --reviewer "Bob Smith:approved" ``` ### Update Status (with --set) When updating status: 1. **Validate Transition** Valid transitions: | From | To | |------|-----| | DRAFT | REVIEW, ABANDONED | | REVIEW | APPROVED, REJECTED, DRAFT | | APPROVED | IN_PROGRESS, SUPERSEDED | | IN_PROGRESS | COMPLETED, SUPERSEDED | | Any | SUPERSEDED (with link to new RFC) | 2. **Perform Pre-transition Checks** For REVIEW → APPROVED: - Warn if not all reviewers approved - Require at least one approved reviewer For APPROVED → IN_PROGRESS: - Verify Technical Design section exists - Verify Implementation Plan section exists For IN_PROGRESS → COMPLETED: - Prompt for completion notes - Ask about lessons learned 3. **Update RFC File** - Update `status` in frontmatter - Update `last_updated` to today - Add `decision_date` if transitioning to APPROVED - Add `archive_date` if archiving 4. **Move File to Correct Directory** | Status | Directory | |--------|-----------| | DRAFT | `rfcs/draft/` | | REVIEW | `rfcs/review/` | | APPROVED | `rfcs/approved/` | | IN_PROGRESS | `rfcs/approved/in-progress/` | | COMPLETED | `rfcs/completed/` | | REJECTED | `rfcs/archive/YYYY/rejected/` | | ABANDONED | `rfcs/archive/YYYY/abandoned/` | | SUPERSEDED | `rfcs/archive/YYYY/superseded/` | 5. **Confirm Update** ``` RFC-0042 status updated: REVIEW → APPROVED Updated: - Status: APPROVED - Decision Date: 2025-12-06 - Location: rfcs/approved/RFC-0042-database-migration-strategy.md Next steps: 1. Create implementation tasks 2. When starting work: /rfc-status RFC-0042 --set IN_PROGRESS ``` ## Reviewer Management Update reviewer status: ```bash /rfc-status RFC-0042 --reviewer "Bob Smith:approved" /rfc-status RFC-0042 --reviewer "Carol Wu:declined" ``` Reviewer statuses: - `pending` - Not yet reviewed - `in-progress` - Currently reviewing - `approved` - Approved the RFC - `declined` - Requested changes or rejected ## Example Usage ```bash # View RFC details /rfc-status RFC-0042 # Submit for review /rfc-status RFC-0042 --set REVIEW # Approve RFC /rfc-status RFC-0042 --set APPROVED --comment "All concerns addressed" # Start implementation /rfc-status RFC-0042 --set IN_PROGRESS # Mark complete /rfc-status RFC-0042 --set COMPLETED # Mark as superseded /rfc-status RFC-0042 --set SUPERSEDED --comment "Replaced by RFC-0050" ``` ## Error Handling - If RFC not found, show search suggestions - If invalid transition, show valid options - If file move fails, show manual instructions - Preserve git history when moving files (use `git mv`) ## Integration When transitioning to IN_PROGRESS: - Suggest creating tasks with `/generate-tasks` if PRD linked - Remind to update related PRD status When transitioning to COMPLETED: - Prompt for implementation summary - Ask about deviations from original plan
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