front-door

A structured triage and interview workflow reduces miscommunication by eliciting requirements upfront. It automatically handles task routing and workspace setup based on project scope, ensuring all team members align on specifications before implementation begins.

A triage-first workflow prioritizes immediate task assessment and routing before deep exploration begins. It supports depth control and an incremental spec-writing process, allowing teams to categorize complex tasks and establish clear project boundaries during the initial kickoff phase.

To start the interview and triage flow, trigger the front-door skill by saying 'front-door'. This initiates an incremental spec-writing process that guides you through requirement refinement, task routing, and workspace setup for your specific project type.

Yes, you can parallelize discovery while answering questions using non-blocking exploration patterns. This feature allows the system to continuously gather project information in the background, accelerating the kickoff process without waiting for sequential user input.

Yes, the triage workflow supports depth control specifically for complex tasks. This allows you to manage the level of exploration and requirement elicitation, ensuring the incremental spec-writing process matches the scope of multi-file changes across teams.

You need an orchestration hub for project kickoff when handling complex multi-file changes across teams or refining broad requirements. It coordinates interviews, triage, and routing to efficiently start new projects while reducing the risk of early miscommunication.