lrh-workstream

You create a formal project workstream through an interactive interview that defines purpose, scope, exit criteria, and work items. The process mints unique prompt IDs to maintain a clear audit trail from proposal to closeout.

Workstream planning prevents duplication by performing automated prior art searches. This demand validation process ensures any new workstream aligns with existing project design documentation before execution.

Yes, you can link new work items to existing project design documentation. The skill ensures traceability by automatically connecting new workstreams to existing execution records and prior project artifacts.

Orchestrating structured governance requires standardizing project scope definition and traceability. This skill provides an evidence-backed workflow to define exit criteria and track formal workstreams within a dedicated control plane.

Yes, you need a unique identifier to start the interactive planning process. Invoking the skill with this identifier initiates the interview to formalize your project workstream and validate prior art.

Interactive interviews are not suited for rapid, informal task tracking lacking formal governance. Use this approach only when your project requires strict exit criteria, evidence-backed validation, and full execution traceability.