Nm Attune Dorodangov1.0.2

After completing a new feature or module, a developer uses Dorodango to iteratively polish the code across correctness, clarity, consistency, and documentation. Each pass is run in a fresh subagent to avoid context pollution, ensuring thorough improvement.

Before a release, a team runs Dorodango on the codebase to ensure all quality dimensions converge. This reduces defects and improves maintainability, acting as an automated code review step.

When a developer inherits a legacy module, they apply Dorodango to systematically improve its structure, naming, and tests. The skill helps bring the code up to current team standards incrementally.

A developer starts polishing but gets interrupted. Dorodango's state persistence allows them to resume exactly where they left off, skipping already converged dimensions, saving time and maintaining momentum.

Before submitting a pull request, a developer runs Dorodango to self-polish the code. This catches issues early, reduces reviewer feedback cycles, and speeds up the review process.

Offer Dorodango as a premium plugin for IDEs or CLI tools on a monthly subscription. Revenue comes from individual developers or teams paying per seat.

Integrate Dorodango into CI/CD pipelines as an optional quality gate. Charge per usage or per repository, targeting enterprise clients who want automated code polishing in their deployment workflow.

Offer a service where experts run Dorodango on client codebases and provide reports. Revenue comes from consulting fees plus a cut of any efficiency gains measured.