go-backend-dev-workflow

Standardize the Go backend development workflow by enforcing a structured set of artifacts for requirement analysis, technical design, coding, testing, and review. This ensures traceability and reliable delivery across both feature work and bug fixes.

Plan and execute a Go backend project using a repeatable, end-to-end workflow that generates structured artifacts like plans, architecture designs, and review reports. This approach guarantees traceability throughout the entire development lifecycle.

Yes, you can use this structured workflow for both fully documented feature development and minimal-fuss bug fixes in Go backends. It adapts the end-to-end lifecycle to scale down for simple fixes while maintaining traceability.

Start an end-to-end Go backend development cycle by launching the workflow with a single command pointing to your feature directory. This initiates the full lifecycle and automatically creates the necessary task scaffolds and documentation links.

Artifacts generated during a structured Go backend workflow include requirement analysis documents, technical design blueprints, implementation plans, and progress tracking reports. These enforce traceability from initial design through final review.

No specific dependencies are required to run this Go backend workflow. It operates independently to standardize your requirement analysis, architecture design, implementation, testing, and review processes without external tool integrations.