feature-dev

End-to-end feature development is coordinated by orchestrating specialized agents across discovery, design, implementation, and review phases. This enforces a seven-phase process with mandatory frontmatter-driven skill checks and role-based delegation.

Managing a multi-phase feature workflow requires applying a structured process across discovery, exploration, clarifications, architecture, implementation, review, and summary. This ensures design rigor and quality through predefined roles and mandatory artifact production at each phase.

Traceability for complex codebase features is ensured through traceable parent issues and PR-based merging. This approach provides auditability and accountability throughout the feature implementation lifecycle.

Role-based delegation for code review and architecture tasks is supported within this feature development workflow. It applies specialized agents to handle codebase understanding, architecture decisions, and quality review before coding begins.

Structured feature workflow orchestration is needed for project management tasks that touch multiple files or require codebase understanding before coding. It applies a seven-phase process to minimize rework and risk across PM, architecture, and development teams.

The feature workflow enforces mandatory checks and artifact production at each of its seven phases. This minimizes rework and risk by ensuring strict alignment on design validation and architecture decisions throughout implementation.