Dorodango Polishing Workflow Named after the Japanese art of polishing a ball of dirt into a high-gloss sphere. Applied to code: take the initial implementation (the "mud ball") and refine it through successive quality passes until it shines. When To Use - After initial implementation is complete and tests pass - Code works but needs refinement across multiple quality dimensions - Preparing code for review or release - Resuming a previous polishing session When NOT To Use - Code does not compile or pass basic tests (fix first) - Single-dimension improvement needed (use the specific skill dire…