ring:pre-dev-full

Automate pre-dev planning by orchestrating a 10-gate workflow that generates structured PRDs, UX criteria, TRDs, API designs, and task breakdowns. This standardizes artifact creation and mandates formal gate reviews, reducing cross-team misalignment and rework for large greenfield programs.

A gate-driven pre-dev workflow is a structured lifecycle process enforcing sequential reviews across 10 stages. It requires passing formal artifact reviews for research, architecture planning, and delivery scheduling before development begins, ensuring extensive validation for large feature programs.

Structure a PRD, TRD, and API design by passing through a 10-gate pre-dev workflow. This process automatically generates required artifacts, including data modeling and dependency mapping, ensuring all technical and design criteria satisfy formal cross-team review requirements.

A 10-gate pre-dev workflow is designed for large greenfield programs requiring extensive research, architecture planning, and multi-team coordination. Smaller feature updates likely do not require the formal artifact generation and mandatory gate reviews this structured process enforces.

The best way to map dependencies and schedule delivery is using a structured 10-gate pre-dev workflow. It automates dependency mapping, task breakdown, and delivery planning, generating artifacts that satisfy formal gate reviews to coordinate complex multi-service features effectively.

Start the 10-gate pre-dev workflow by creating a feature directory and running the workflow starter. This initiates the automated generation of planning artifacts, including PRDs and TRDs, and sequences the mandatory gate reviews required for large feature delivery.