run-feature-pipeline

Automate the feature pipeline from backlog to feature close.

Updated Apr 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bbolek-ap/new-ai-native --skill run-feature-pipeline
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Skill: run-feature-pipeline
Source: https://github.com/bbolek-ap/new-ai-native/tree/main/.claude/skills/run-feature-pipeline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bbolek-ap/new-ai-native --skill run-feature-pipeline

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Orchestrates the full feature implementation pipeline from backlog to feature close, enabling teams to resume from the current step and re-run safely.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-end workflow across feature phases and per-story steps (Requirements Writer → Solution Spec Writer → QA E2E Design, Execution Planner, QA Test Design, QA Test Automation, and feature close).
  • Backlog and slug resolution: accepts a slug or backlog code and resolves the concrete feature seed.
  • Context packs: builds and reuses Project and Feature context packs to drive consistent prompts and governance.
  • Parallel execution: runs execution planning and implementation/QA tasks in parallel where allowed, with gating on blockers.
  • Progress tracking: appends digest blocks after execution plans and QA phases to show scope and coverage.
  • Safe re-run: resumes from the current step and avoids duplicating work; surfaces blockers when encountered.

Quick Start

Run the pipeline for a feature using a slug or backlog code, for example: /run-feature-pipeline F-01.02 nomination-workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions about run-feature-pipeline

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate a feature pipeline from backlog to close?

Automating a feature pipeline from backlog to close requires orchestrating requirements, specs, QA design, and execution planning. This Skill coordinates per-story steps, triggers via explicit commands using a slug or code, and outputs context packs, plans, and digest artifacts while gating on blockers.

Can I resume feature pipeline automation from the current step if it stops?

Yes, you can safely resume feature pipeline automation from the current step. The workflow avoids duplicating work by tracking progress through appended digest blocks and surfaces blockers when encountered, allowing a safe re-run of interrupted implementation and QA tasks.

What is the best way to manage feature context packs for consistent requirements and specs?

Managing feature context packs involves building and reusing Project and Feature data to drive consistent prompts. This Skill automatically outputs and manages these context packs to govern the requirements, specs, and execution plans throughout the feature lifecycle.

Does feature pipeline orchestration support parallel execution of QA and implementation tasks?

Yes, feature pipeline orchestration supports parallel execution. It runs execution planning and implementation/QA tasks in parallel where allowed, while gating on blockers, to efficiently progress through feature phases and per-story steps without violating dependencies.

How do I trigger a feature pipeline run using a backlog code?

To trigger a feature pipeline run, use an explicit command with a slug or backlog code, such as /run-feature-pipeline F-01.02 nomination-workflow. The system resolves the concrete feature seed and begins orchestrating the end-to-end workflow.