What problem does it solve?
Framework for AI-driven implementation with human quality oversight. It helps teams plan, execute, and review AI-enabled work by breaking tasks into small, verifiable units, defining success criteria upfront, and enforcing discipline around invariants and edge cases.
Core Features & Use Cases
- 15-Minute Units: Break work into independent, testable tasks that can run in parallel.
- Task Structure: Provide a clear template with Objective, Acceptance Criteria, Risks, and Completion Signals.
- Model Selection Strategy: Use Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus to route tasks by complexity and resource needs.
- Eval-First Execution: Establish baselines (capability, regression) and define explicit completion criteria before work starts.
- Code Review Focus: Emphasize invariants, edge cases, error handling, security, and cross-file dependencies.
- Metrics & Tracking: Capture time-to-complete, test coverage, and escalation rationales for continuous improvement.
- Quality Gates: Checklists to ensure readiness before starting, before review, and before merge.
- Common Patterns: Provide repeatable patterns for common AI-enabled development workflows.
- Philosophy Summary: Humans oversee critical decisions while automation handles repeatable, verifiable work.
Quick Start
Outline your first task as a 15-minute unit, specifying the objective, acceptance criteria, and completion signals.