feature-orchestration

Multi-story feature orchestration coordinates feature context, dependencies, and progress while enforcing consistency across contracts, types, and migrations. It initializes standardized directory structures and creates centralized story trackers for governed cross-story workflows.

Feature initialization uses a shell script to scaffold a new feature directory from the project root, followed by a story initialization script to create a tracker. You then validate completeness and fill the tracker with actionable acceptance criteria and task breakdowns.

Cross-story consistency validation ensures story trackers are complete before implementation by checking readiness across specs, tasks, and handoffs. It is needed when coordinating dependencies across multiple stories to maintain contract, type, and migration alignment.

Shell scripts validate story tracker completeness by checking that acceptance criteria and task breakdowns are properly filled. You run the validation script against a story identifier to ensure readiness before driving delegation and monitoring progress.

Feature orchestration integrates with spec-driven development and task-delegation workflows to maintain coherence across stories. It provides a cohesive orchestration layer that keeps cross-feature work aligned, visible, and governed throughout the development lifecycle.

Multi-story features lose alignment without a cohesive orchestration layer governing dependencies, progress, and handoffs. Enforcing consistency checks across contracts, types, and migrations via standardized story trackers prevents drift and maintains cross-story visibility.