twl:workflow-setup

Automating development setup requires orchestrating a chain-driven workflow that bootstraps worktrees and executes test preparation. This sequence runs a fixed order of steps, including worktree creation, board-status updates, and arch-ref extraction.

A chain-driven development preparation workflow is a deterministic execution sequence that processes ordered steps like worktree creation, board-status updates, and architecture reference extraction. It restores prior workflow context and supports automatic progression via co-pilot integration.

Restoring prior workflow context occurs automatically when initializing the development setup chain. The workflow orchestrator retrieves previous session state and applies rule-driven steps to resume the preparation sequence seamlessly.

Yes, natural language requests can trigger the development setup workflow. When a user asks to start development setup via natural language or a co-pilot workflow, the chain executes the ordered preparation sequence defined in its dependencies configuration.

The development prep sequence includes worktree-create, board-status-update, crg-auto-build, arch-ref extraction, and ac-extract. These ordered steps execute deterministically to ensure proper context restoration and event sequencing for development setup.

The development setup workflow supports automatic progression via autopilot integration when available. It applies deterministic, rule-driven steps to execute the preparation chain and restore context without manual intervention between stages.