ticket-design

To auto-generate design documents with prototype placeholders, use an orchestrator and sub-agent architecture that splits tasks and tracks progress. It writes outputs to a standardized ai/tickets location with frontmatter scaffolding for traceability.

An agent-driven review loop for feature design is an automated workflow where sub-agents review generated documents before user approval. It supports resumable progress across phases to ensure fast, repeatable design workflows.

Structure feature design workflows for traceability by enforcing a frontmatter scaffold and a standardized ticket path. This captures exploration context and decisions, writing outputs to an ai/tickets naming convention.

Yes, automated design document generation supports resumable progress. The orchestrator and sub-agent architecture tracks progress across phases, allowing an agent-based review loop to pause and resume before final user approval.

The best way to track prototype placeholders across files is using an orchestrator that generates and tracks references automatically. It enforces a standardized ticket path to maintain fidelity across the end-to-end design document.