feature-workflow

Structure feature implementation by decomposing requirements into independent subtasks using a 5-step workflow: Requirements, Design, Task Analysis, Implementation, and Review. This process breaks work into parallel subtasks aligned with TDD, enabling concurrent execution across team members.

Automate git workflow checkpoints by committing at the end of each step in the feature lifecycle. This creates a clear, git-based history of decisions and progress, preserving step-wise governance from requirements through review.

Artifact-driven collaboration emits dedicated Markdown artifacts numbered 10 through 50 to document decisions and track progress. These artifacts are generated automatically throughout the workflow, ensuring drift-free communication across the team.

Yes, you can enforce step-wise governance by requiring explicit user confirmation before advancing to the next step. This human-in-the-loop mechanism ensures that task analysis and design align with requirements before implementation begins.

Yes, the feature workflow integrates test-driven development by aligning subtask decomposition with TDD principles. It breaks work into independent subtasks during task analysis that can be executed concurrently while maintaining test-first implementation standards.