quick-dev

To execute a technical specification with an LLM, you need a workflow that processes structured execution paths. This skill facilitates flexible development by loading a core OS workflow and a specific configuration to process your technical specifications.

You can use natural language instructions for LLM development workflows through adaptive command following. This skill allows you to choose between executing predefined technical specifications or following direct natural language instructions.

The best way to add a planning phase to LLM code generation is using a workflow with optional planning steps. This skill incorporates an optional planning step for complex development tasks to ensure a structured execution approach.

You need to load specific files to start flexible LLM development. The quick start process requires loading the full workflow.xml file and then executing the quick-dev workflow.yaml configuration for task processing.

You should use a structured workflow over direct commands when scaffolding complex features that require a planning step. Use direct commands for simpler adaptive command following, and structured execution for detailed technical specifications.

Flexible development with LLMs handles task execution by loading a core OS workflow alongside a specific workflow configuration. This setup allows the system to process either detailed technical specifications or direct instructions with optional planning.