incremental-coding

Managing long-running agent workflows requires enforcing one feature per session and maintaining a clean state between sessions to reduce context switching. This approach uses structured start and end routines to ensure traceable incremental progress.

Incremental development for multi-agent collaboration is an approach focusing on single feature implementation per session with frequent commits and tests. It enforces mandatory start and end checks to ensure safer releases and disciplined documentation across software teams.

To start an incremental coding session, read the feature-list.json and select the highest priority uncompleted feature. Start the development server if an init script exists, implement changes incrementally, run tests, and update the feature status accordingly.

Enforcing a single feature per session works for multi-agent software teams by optimizing long-running workflows. It provides structured session routines that maintain clean state, enabling traceable commits and disciplined documentation across collaborative environments.

Using traceable commits in long-running agent sessions ensures structured progress tracking and safer releases. Frequent commits combined with mandatory end checks provide clear documentation of incremental changes made during each focused development session.