meow:workflow-orchestrator

Orchestrate complex feature development by executing a 7-phase workflow that enforces plan-first gating, TDD, and dual human approval gates. This coordinates planning, testing, building, reviewing, and deployment with memory management and token budgeting.

A phase-driven workflow for feature delivery breaks large tasks into seven structured stages, from initial planning to reflection, enforcing gates and automated progression between phases to ensure traceable implementation.

Yes, you can automate workflow phases for pre-approved specs using the fast-track mode, which automatically executes phases 2 through 5 without stopping for manual gates, accelerating feature delivery.

Enforce plan-first gating in software engineering by requiring an initial human approval gate before any execution begins, ensuring the proposed plan satisfies all specifications before transitioning to the build phases.

Yes, the workflow orchestrator handles token budgeting and memory management by actively tracking token usage and maintaining state across phase transitions to ensure efficient execution of large feature tasks.

Use multi-phase orchestration instead of direct coding when delivering major features that span multiple files and require strict planning, TDD enforcement, dual approval gates, and traceable deployment documentation.