twl:workflow-plugin-create

To automate plugin creation, you follow a four-step workflow: interview, research, design, and generate. This process guides you through requirements gathering and design validation to output plugin template files, a deps.yaml, and design documentation.

The plugin development workflow consists of four sequential stages: interview to gather requirements, research to fetch latest specifications, design to validate the architecture, and generate to produce the final plugin files and dependencies.

Yes, you can use this workflow to extend existing project automation. It applies to scenarios where you need to create a new plugin or modify an existing project workflow with structured phases and generated artifacts like deps.yaml and readme files.

The plugin creation process generates template files for the new plugin, a deps.yaml file listing required dependencies, and design documentation. These artifacts accelerate development by providing a validated structural foundation.

You need to define your plugin requirements before starting. The workflow begins with an interview phase to capture these requirements, ensuring the subsequent research, design, and generation stages align with your project needs.