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devflow-orchestrator

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Orchestrator for an 8-phase software development lifecycle from requirements specification (PRD) to production release.

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    Create a concise specification document (PRD.md) for medium-to-large initiatives.

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    Ensure the project runs locally using standard commands (e.g., npm run dev).

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    Run automated tests or structured manual verifications and record findings.

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    Document deployment procedures and required environment variables in README.md.

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SKILL.md

DevFlow Orchestrator

This skill orchestrates software development tasks in a structured sequence, ensuring essential engineering steps are covered while scaling process overhead according to task complexity.

Task Scale Matrix

  • Small Scale (Copy / Styling): Identify target files, apply direct modifications, verify rendering, and document changes.
  • Medium Scale (Single Feature): Define props/data contracts, implement logic, integrate components, and test end-to-end user flows.
  • Full Scale (New Application / Multi-Feature): Execute the complete 8-phase workflow sequentially.

8-Phase Development Workflow

Phase 1: Requirements and PRD

  • Define product objectives, target user personas, technical boundaries, and primary features.
  • Create a concise specification document (PRD.md) for medium-to-large initiatives.

Phase 2: Project Foundation

  • Establish directory structure and configure project tooling (TypeScript, linters, formatters, build systems).
  • Ensure the project runs locally using standard commands (e.g., npm run dev).

Phase 3: Data and Architecture

  • Design database schemas, entity relationships, and data models.
  • Prepare migration scripts and enforce data integrity validation.

Phase 4: Services and APIs

  • Build backend services, REST/RPC endpoints, and authentication/authorization middleware.
  • Enforce strict input validation on all endpoints to prevent malformed data.

Phase 5: Frontend and User Interface

  • Implement UI components, page routing, and state management connected to backend APIs.
  • Provide comprehensive UI states: loading, empty dataset, error alerts, and success states.

Phase 6: Testing

  • Validate critical user flows (happy paths and failure edge cases).
  • Run automated tests or structured manual verifications and record findings.

Phase 7: Application Hardening

  • Audit security vectors (input sanitization, environment variable protection, secret leaks).
  • Optimize bundle size, asset loading, caching, and SEO readiness where applicable.

Phase 8: Release and Handover

  • Execute the production build command (npm run build) to ensure zero compilation errors.
  • Document deployment procedures and required environment variables in README.md.

Project Progress Tracking

For projects requiring sustained progress tracking, update these companion documents:

  • PROGRESS.md: Phase status and completed/pending task checklists.
  • CHANGELOG.md: Semantic version changelog entries.

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