superflow

Orchestrate a four-phase autonomous development workflow with subagents and CI-verified pull requests.

38|6|Updated Mar 21, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/egerev/superflow --skill superflow-egerev
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Skill: superflow
Source: https://github.com/egerev/superflow/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/egerev/superflow --skill superflow-egerev

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Superflow solves the lack of structure in autonomous AI coding by providing a rigorous, multi-phase workflow that takes a feature from initial brainstorming to a fully reviewed and merged pull request.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Autonomous Execution: Orchestrates subagents to handle research, implementation, and testing across multiple sprints.
  • Governance & Quality: Enforces tiered review processes, charter compliance, and automated release gates to ensure code quality.
  • Use Case: Use Superflow for complex multi-file features, new subsystems, or large-scale refactors that require a structured plan, cross-model reviews, and CI-verified merges.

Quick Start

Run the superflow skill to initiate the onboarding process and start a new autonomous development workflow for your current project.

Frequently Asked Questions about superflow

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

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How do I automate a multi-sprint feature workflow from brainstorming to a merged pull request?

Autonomous development workflow orchestration structures the entire process through four phases: onboarding, product discovery, execution, and merge. It coordinates subagents for research and implementation, culminating in a CI-verified pull request.

What is the best way to enforce code review and governance during autonomous AI coding?

Enforcing code review during autonomous AI coding requires a tiered governance process with charter compliance and automated release gates. This ensures code quality is maintained across complex multi-file features and large-scale refactors.

Does the autonomous dev workflow require a specific CLI to perform git operations and agent dispatching?

Yes, performing git operations, agent dispatching, and CI-verified pull request management requires integration with Claude Code or Codex CLI. These environments provide the necessary interfaces for autonomous execution.

How do I coordinate subagents for complex multi-file features and large-scale refactors?

You coordinate subagents by initiating an autonomous development workflow that dispatches them across multiple sprints. This orchestrates research, implementation, and testing while enforcing governance modes for your subsystems.

When should I use a structured autonomous workflow instead of manual coding for new subsystems?

Use a structured autonomous workflow for new subsystems or complex multi-file features that require a rigorous plan, cross-model reviews, and CI-verified merges. It provides the governance and multi-sprint coordination that manual coding lacks.

What are the limitations of using an autonomous dev workflow for git operations and CI verification?

The autonomous dev workflow is limited by its dependency on Claude Code or Codex CLI for git operations and agent dispatching. It is designed for complex multi-sprint features and may be excessive for simple, single-file modifications.