Planning an engineering checklist

I’m thinking about keeping things helpful and friendly while avoiding any complex commands. I could provide 3-5 concise bullet points as actionable options. A minimal response could agree with the user and then suggest a detailed checklist for engineering tasks, covering points like code review, test coverage, edge cases, naming conventions, logging, monitoring, and performance micro-benchmarks. It might also be useful to propose a template that aligns with the guidelines to stay concise and offer logical next steps.Creating a concise checklist

I'm planning to make a quick bullet list with examples for software projects. I think I'll cover key areas like requirements, code naming conventions, testing strategies, tooling, observability, release processes, documentation, security, performance, and operations. I should keep it to 6 bullets max per section, possibly consolidating into an 8-item list. It might also be good to ask the user what they prefer by providing options like the engineering checklist, slogans, or translations. That way, they can choose based on their needs!Crafting a concise engineering checklist

I’m thinking of starting with a simple echoing line: "Yes, strong individuals turn details into repeatable habits." Then, I'll provide a compact engineering checklist in eight concise bullet points covering areas like requirements, code practices, testing, automation, observability, release processes, security, and operational reliability. I’ll conclude with options for the user to choose from, such as writing a short text or creating a checklist template. Encouraging them to pick a number will keep it engaging!Streamlining the engineering checklist

I need to make sure I follow the guideline of 4-6 bullets per list. Right now, I have 8, so I’ll condense it down to 6 by grouping related items. Here’s the revised list:

• 需求与验收
• 代码与错误处理
• 测试策略
• 自动化与CI
• 可观测性与运维
• 发布与安全

With these concise bullet points, I think I'm ready to finalize the checklist while maintaining clarity and adherence to the guidelines!