Orchestrate feature development workflows from planning through review and completion.
npx skills add https://github.com/houke/nexus --skill nexus-workflows
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: nexus-workflows Source: https://github.com/houke/nexus/tree/main/skills/nexus-workflows Command: npx skills add https://github.com/houke/nexus --skill nexus-workflows
Software development teams struggle with disconnected planning, execution, and review phases that lead to documentation drift, lost context, and inconsistent delivery. This Skill provides a unified orchestration system that keeps feature lifecycle artifacts synchronized and enforces quality gates.
Use the nexus-workflows skill to plan and execute a new user authentication feature by invoking the /nexus-workflows plan and /nexus-workflows execute slash commands in sequence.
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Multi-agent software feature development workflows are orchestrated by coordinating specialized agents in parallel waves with dependency-aware scheduling and concurrency limits to execute structured planning, code review, and documentation synchronization phases.
Feature lifecycle artifacts are kept synchronized by maintaining feature folders containing plan, execution, and review documents within a dedicated .nexus/ directory, ensuring documentation drift is prevented across all development phases.
The workflow orchestration system enforces quality gates by requiring explicit QA and Tech-Lead sign-offs, protecting critical directories, and mandating non-interactive commands during the review phase before feature completion.
A specific directory structure is required to manage project status tracking, necessitating a .nexus/ directory containing feature folders, an AGENTS.md file, and agent memory files to manage workflow state and traceability.
You plan and execute a feature lifecycle by sequentially invoking the plan and execute slash commands or natural language triggers, moving structured workflows through planning, execution, review, sync, and summary phases.
A structured feature lifecycle workflow should be used over ad-hoc development when multi-agent environments require dependency-aware parallel execution, strict traceability, and enforced quality sign-offs to prevent lost context and inconsistent delivery.
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