feature-flow

End-to-end feature development is orchestrated by coordinating research, decomposition, planning, review, testing, implementation, and merge through modular sub-skills. This approach manages cross-functional collaboration with safe multi-agent handoffs and centralized context.

Managing staged handoffs for large feature planning requires a deterministic workflow with traceable decision points. Using modular sub-skills ensures safe transitions across research, decomposition, and implementation phases while preserving centralized context and receipts.

Modular workflow orchestration handles complex feature development without writing direct code by applying frontmatter-driven discovery and pluggable components. It coordinates the entire lifecycle from research to merge using modular sub-skills and deterministic stage transitions.

Safe rollback paths during multi-agent feature implementation are ensured through deterministic stage transitions, safety checks, and traceable decision points. The orchestration workflow provides clear recovery mechanisms across research, planning, testing, and merge stages.

Feature lifecycle orchestration supports pluggable components such as scripts, references, and assets through frontmatter-driven discovery. This architecture allows flexible integration of external resources while maintaining a deterministic workflow across all development stages.