workflow-development

You can automate a sequential development workflow by using a predetermined two-step execution process that runs orientation and initialization in sequence. This ensures consistency and prevents skipped steps by enforcing explicit step invocations.

A two-step development workflow is a deterministic sequence that executes a complete process from planning to session start. You need it for onboarding new projects where a standard development cycle must be followed reliably with minimal overhead.

To run deterministic commands in sequence, start with Step 1 and complete it before moving to Step 2. Use the provided frontmatter-defined skill entry point and explicit step invocations to ensure reliable automation and avoid skipped steps.

Yes, you need prerequisite documentation present before proceeding with the automated development workflow. Ensuring these prerequisites are met before explicit step invocations guarantees reliable automation and a complete process from orientation to session initiation.

This workflow automation is designed for deterministic, sequential steps rather than complex non-sequential projects. It applies specifically to development projects requiring a reliable two-step cycle from orientation to session initialization.

Your automated workflow might skip steps if explicit step invocations and prerequisites are not enforced. Using a deterministic two-step workflow with a frontmatter-defined entry point ensures sequential execution and prevents skipped steps.