What problem does it solve? It turns documented development tasks into verified code by enforcing a structured test-driven workflow, preventing untested implementations, undocumented changes, and skipped reviews from reaching your repository. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dual-Agent TDD Isolation: A Test Agent writes skeletons and tests while a separate Impl Agent writes implementations, with an information barrier so neither sees the other's source material. - Risk-Tiered Review Profiles: fast, guarded, and audit profiles control when adversarial code reviews (internal role-play phases plus external codex-based review) run inline or defer to a review drain. - Batch Orchestration & Resume: Execute single tasks, ranges, or feature sets with dependency topological sorting, checkpoint files, and a six-step breakpoint resume state machine. - Use Case: Run /dev-workflow T-01~T-05 to implement five planned tasks from your dev-tasks document, each producing atomic code and documentation commits with verified acceptance criteria. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to execute task T-03 from your dev-tasks document using the dev-workflow skill with test-driven development.
