ai-factory.feature

Automating Git branching and feature development requires a tool that creates branches from feature descriptions and plans implementation steps. This Skill manages project context, user preferences for testing and documentation, and Git operations to execute the full feature development lifecycle.

Yes, you can develop multiple software features in parallel using isolated Git worktrees. This Skill supports parallel development by creating separate worktrees for concurrent feature work, and can optionally trigger implementation automatically in parallel mode.

The best way to plan feature implementation steps uses intelligent planning that considers project context and user preferences. This Skill uses task planning to structure the implementation process, asking about testing and documentation requirements before proceeding.

No, this feature development workflow does not require manual context switching between branching and coding. It eliminates manual steps by linking branch creation, task planning, and optional parallel worktree execution into a single automated lifecycle.

You should use parallel worktree execution for feature development when you need to isolate concurrent feature work in separate Git worktrees. This approach allows you to trigger implementation automatically in parallel mode without disrupting your main development branch.

To start an automated software feature lifecycle, you need to provide a feature description such as adding user authentication or profile management. The workflow then captures your preferences for testing and documentation to plan and execute the implementation.