You are starting a new CLI utility from scratch inside a clean repository.
Example outcome:
- parse input;
- perform one core action well;
- ship a minimal but documented first version.
/wf.discover
/wf.spike
/wf.arch
/wf.spec
/wf.plan
/wf.tasks
/wf.tooling
/wf.dispatch
/wf.implement
/wf.review
/wf.finish-branch
/wf.project-report
/wf.human-qa
/wf.debug
/wf.finish-report
- Greenfield work benefits from the full stage sequence.
- Early architecture/spec work reduces downstream thrash.
- Dispatch + implement split keeps the execution deterministic.
- discovery notes and problem framing;
- architecture decision summary;
- specification with accepted scope;
- implementation plan;
- task passports;
- tooling constraints;
- review notes and final report.
Strongly recommended approvals:
/wf.arch/wf.spec/wf.plan/wf.tasks/wf.tooling
- New repositories
- First version of a feature
- MVPs with non-trivial workflow or tool design