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You can automate feature delivery by orchestrating the complete sequence from GitHub issue creation and branch management through quality control and a squashed merge to main, stopping at explicit approval gates so you ship without manual phase coordination.

A gated git workflow enforces clean working tree validation and explicit approval checkpoints before a feature branch progresses. This approach tracks scope changes in a single backlog issue and closes the loop with a squashed merge to main.

Yes, the feature delivery workflow requires GitHub issue operations to create a single feature issue, track backlog scope changes, and close the loop. It coordinates git branch control alongside this issue tracking to manage the end-to-end software change.

Quality control within feature delivery works through phase delegation, handing work to specialized verification phases after the build step. The workflow stops at explicit approval gates to enforce branch rules and clean-tree validation before shipping.

Yes, a clean working tree is required. The feature delivery workflow enforces clean-tree validation as a guardrail during branch management and gated approvals to ensure the git workflow proceeds without uncommitted conflicts.

You should avoid orchestrated end-to-end feature delivery for software changes that do not require issue creation, branch management, gated approvals, or coordinated phase execution, as the workflow is designed for scoped production-ready changes needing clear checkpoints.