agile-workflow

Execute checkpointed git commands to advance agile task cycles.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/shuretokki/void --skill agile-workflow
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Skill: agile-workflow
Source: https://github.com/shuretokki/void/tree/main/.agents/skills/agile-workflow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shuretokki/void --skill agile-workflow

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill automates and guides the end-to-end agile task cycle for git-based projects, removing manual orchestration and helping developers progress from task selection to merge with clear checkpoints and validations.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • State Detection & Resume: Automatically detects worktrees, branches, and uncommitted changes to determine whether to continue implementing, review, or merge.
  • Checkpointed Orchestration: Guides users through TASK_SELECTED, IMPL_COMPLETE, REVIEWS_DONE, and MERGE_READY checkpoints with human confirmations and optional auto-continue behavior.
  • TDD Worktrees & Merge Flow: Creates isolated worktrees for test-first implementation, runs reviews, applies quick fixes, prepares merges, and updates backlog/docs after completing merges.
  • Use Case: Start your day with a morning standup sequence, pick the next ready task, implement it with TDD in an isolated worktree, run reviews, and merge directly to main while keeping backlog state accurate.

Quick Start

Invoke the agile-workflow skill to auto-detect the current repository state and continue the appropriate task cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions about agile-workflow

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate git-based agile task cycles from implementation to merge?

Automate agile task cycles by executing checkpointed git commands in sequence, advancing through TASK_SELECTED, IMPL_COMPLETE, REVIEWS_DONE, and MERGE_READY checkpoints with human confirmations to guide development from task selection to merge.

How do I use git worktrees for test-driven development?

Use git worktrees for test-driven development by creating isolated worktrees for test-first implementation, running reviews, applying quick fixes, and preparing merges directly to main while keeping backlog state accurate.

Can git workflow state detection resume an interrupted development task?

Git workflow state detection automatically identifies worktrees, branches, and uncommitted changes to determine whether to continue implementing, run reviews, or merge, allowing an interrupted development task to resume seamlessly.

Do I need a context network backlog to run agile git workflow checkpoints?

You need a git repository with worktree support and a context network backlog located at context-network/backlog/ to run agile git workflow checkpoints and automatically update backlog state after merges.

What is the best way to handle code reviews and merges in a solo git workflow?

Handle code reviews and merges in a solo git workflow by progressing through checkpointed orchestration with human confirmations, running reviews, applying quick fixes, and validating merges before updating backlog and documentation.

When should I not use automated agile git workflow orchestration?

Avoid automated agile git workflow orchestration for non-git projects or teams lacking worktree support, as it requires a git repository with worktree capabilities and a context network backlog to function correctly.