rough-draft-confirm

To auto-allow rough-draft proposals after brainstorming, you invoke a confirmation skill that prompts you to choose between auto-allow or manual review mode. Your preference is then stored in the session state to route the workflow to the next phase automatically.

Yes, you can require manual approval for each rough-draft proposal. During the transition from brainstorming, the skill asks you to select review mode, ensuring that every proposal is manually approved before it moves to implementation.

Claude Code stores workflow preferences by updating session state data. When you set your preference for auto-allowing rough-draft proposals, the skill saves this choice in the session state to ensure consistent workflow behavior.

The transition process from brainstorming to rough-draft involves confirming your preference for handling proposals. The skill displays a summary of brainstormed code items and asks you to choose auto-allow or review mode before routing to the next skill.

Yes, you need to mark code items as brainstormed before setting rough-draft preferences. The skill specifically applies during the transition phase and focuses on code items that have already been marked as brainstormed in your workflow.

The rough-draft-confirm workflow requires choosing auto-allow or review mode to enforce a structured transition. By prompting for this decision, the skill ensures a faster and smoother transition to the rough-draft phase by routing to the next skill based on your preference.