quest-system-tutorial

A dry-run tutorial simulates the complete quest-system command lifecycle using a fictional example, ensuring no files are created or commands actually execute during onboarding.

The quest-system expedition loop requires a specific command workflow order, starting with create and progressing through counsel, embark, camp, log, health check, and complete. The tutorial clarifies when to run each command and the need to make-camp.

Yes, the tutorial provides realistic session outputs demonstrating what each quest-system command displays, from new-quest through complete-quest. Developers can review expected behaviors for commands like embark, camp, and health check during onboarding.

The quest-system tutorial applies during first-time adoption across multiple expeditions for a single feature or realm scope. It uses a sample feature like login-redesign to demonstrate the full lifecycle within a bounded context.

Making camp is a required step in the quest-system expedition loop that the tutorial specifically highlights. It ensures context persistence across the workflow by pausing the expedition properly before proceeding to logging or health checks.