dev-workflow

Enforcing a staged checkpoint workflow requires orchestrating development across Explore, Plan, Implement, Review, and Ship phases. This Skill preserves context and enforces mandatory stop checkpoints with three-pass code reviews to ensure quality and alignment.

Orchestrating end-to-end feature development with context retention is achieved through an orchestrator-driven lifecycle that keeps all planning, implementation, and review context in one place. It enforces rule-based phase transitions and read-before-write discipline.

Yes, you can use GitHub issue references to drive this structured development lifecycle. The workflow accepts task references as input, allowing you to initiate the staged Explore, Plan, Implement, Review, and Ship pipeline with traceable progress.

A three-pass code review is performed by enforcing mandatory stop checkpoints at the Review stage. The orchestrator applies continuous linting and type checks across three distinct review iterations to ensure risk mitigation and quality before shipping.

This development workflow supports both new feature work and higher-level bug fixes. The orchestrator applies the same staged Explore, Plan, Implement, Review, and Ship pipeline with continuous linting and type checks to ensure traceable progress for any task.