planning-workflows

Standardize AI planning by enforcing a rigorous specification-based workflow with predefined command templates and phase-gate confirmations. This structured framework requires progressing through requirements, design, and task phases to ensure quality and alignment for complex features.

Use the no-spec workflow for rapid execution of simple fixes, configuration changes, or documentation updates. Use the spec workflow for complex or high-risk features like architectural design or multi-module integration to ensure proper project quality and alignment.

Manage phase-gate confirmations by enforcing adherence to predefined command templates across requirements, design, and tasks phases. This ensures project quality and alignment by requiring explicit approval before advancing to the next stage of the specification workflow.

Eliminate ambiguity in AI-assisted development by providing a structured framework that decides between rigorous planning and rapid execution. This ensures the right level of documentation and predefined workflows are applied to every software engineering task.

Yes, you can use rapid execution mode for a quick code refactor. The no-spec workflow enables direct execution for simple fixes and configuration changes without the overhead of a rigorous specification-based process.

No, you do not need a full specification to update a README file. The no-spec workflow is designed for rapid, direct execution of documentation updates and simple configuration changes without enforcing phase-gate confirmations.