coding-agent

A structured coding workflow prevents scope creep by breaking complex requests into testable, manageable steps. It enforces a verification-first approach, ensuring every function and feature is checked before delivery, keeping development organized and repeatable.

A verification-first workflow requires every function, UI change, and feature to be verified through tests or visual checks before delivery. You need it when ensuring code quality and preventing undetected errors in software development projects.

Yes, preference management maintains a persistent memory of user-specific coding styles and constraints within a local directory. This ensures consistent output and respects your coding constraints throughout all planning and implementation phases.

You plan and implement a new feature by describing the task and requesting a step-by-step breakdown. The workflow then handles task planning, implementation, verification, and testing, requiring explicit approval at each execution phase.

Yes, the coding workflow requires explicit user approval for all execution phases. This ensures you maintain control over the implementation, verification, and testing steps while the system tracks progress and manages task breakdown.