feature-pipeline

Orchestrating multi-phase feature development requires a structured workflow with checkpoint gates, moving features through Discovery, Implementation, Review, and Delivery stages. This Skill manages that flow by enforcing requirements gathering, parallel agent execution, and phased artifact output.

Managing parallel implementation for backend and frontend agents requires spawning specialized streams that execute concurrently. This Skill orchestrates these parallel agent streams for backend, frontend, and testing, ensuring concurrent code generation while maintaining state tracking via a JSON file.

Checkpoint gating during agile feature development requires user approval at critical junctures to ensure alignment before proceeding. This Skill enforces these checkpoint gates between phases, pausing the workflow to validate requirements, architecture design, or security reviews before advancing.

Git integration for clean reverts requires managing code changes on dedicated feature branches with state tracking per phase. This Skill is git-aware and supports clean reverts per phase, allowing you to discard changes cleanly if a checkpoint review fails or requirements shift.

Manually generating deployment configuration and documentation after code review is unnecessary when using an end-to-end orchestration process. This Skill automates final delivery artifact generation, producing deployment configurations and documentation automatically once security and performance reviews pass.

Limitations of automated workflow orchestration include the strict dependency on user approval at checkpoint gates, which pauses execution until manually cleared. Additionally, the process relies on a JSON file for state tracking, requiring consistent state management to avoid phase desynchronization.