Workflow Basics

One-Line Positioning

Workflows are the core of team collaboration — 8 workflows covering the full development lifecycle, from planning to execution, from analysis to testing.

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4.1 Workflow Overview

Workflow	Core Command	Use Case	Roles
PlanEx	/workflow-plan	New feature development, requirement implementation	planner, executor
IterDev	/refactor-cycle	Code refactoring, technical debt handling	developer, reviewer
Lifecycle	/unified-execute-with-file	Complete development cycle	analyzer, developer, tester, reviewer
Issue	/issue:*	Issue-driven development	discoverer, planner, executor
Testing	/integration-test-cycle	Integration testing, test generation	tester, developer
QA	/review-cycle	Code review and quality assurance	qa, developer
Brainstorm	/brainstorm-with-file	Multi-perspective analysis, technical decisions	facilitator, perspectives
UIDesign	/workflow:ui-design	UI design and code generation	designer, developer

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4.2 PlanEx - Planning-Execution Workflow

4.2.1 One-Line Positioning

PlanEx is a planning-execution separation workflow — Plan first, then execute, ensuring tasks are clear before starting work.

4.2.2 Launch Method

/workflow-plan

Or describe requirements directly:

Implement user login functionality, supporting email and phone number login

4.2.3 Workflow Process

4.2.4 Output Artifacts

Artifact	Location	Description
Requirements Analysis	artifacts/requirements.md	Detailed requirement analysis
Task Plan	artifacts/plan.md	Structured task list
Execution Artifacts	artifacts/implementation/	Code and tests
Wisdom Accumulation	wisdom/learnings.md	Lessons learned

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4.3 IterDev - Iterative Development Workflow

4.3.1 One-Line Positioning

IterDev is an iterative refactoring workflow — Discover technical debt, plan refactoring, improve iteratively.

4.3.2 Launch Method

/refactor-cycle

4.3.3 Workflow Process

4.3.4 Use Cases

Scenario	Example
Code Smells	Long functions, duplicate code
Architecture Improvement	Decoupling, modularization
Performance Optimization	Algorithm optimization, caching strategy
Security Hardening	Fix security vulnerabilities
Standard Unification	Code style consistency

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4.4 Lifecycle - Lifecycle Workflow

4.4.1 One-Line Positioning

Lifecycle is a full-lifecycle coverage workflow — From analysis to testing to review, complete closed loop.

4.4.2 Launch Method

/unified-execute-with-file <file>

4.4.3 Role Responsibilities

Role	Responsibility	Output
Analyzer	Analyze requirements, explore code	Analysis report
Developer	Implement features, write tests	Code + tests
Tester	Run tests, verify functionality	Test report
Reviewer	Code review, quality check	Review report

4.4.4 Workflow Process

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4.5 Issue - Issue Management Workflow

4.5.1 One-Line Positioning

Issue is an issue-driven development workflow — From issue discovery to planning to execution, complete tracking.

4.5.2 Issue Commands

Command	Function	Example
discover	Discover Issue	/issue discover https://github.com/xxx/issue/1
discover-by-prompt	Create from Prompt	/issue discover-by-prompt "Login failed"
from-brainstorm	Create from brainstorm	/issue from-brainstorm
plan	Batch plan Issues	/issue plan
queue	Form execution queue	/issue queue
execute	Execute Issue queue	/issue execute

4.5.3 Workflow Process

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4.6 Testing - Testing Workflow

4.6.1 One-Line Positioning

Testing is a self-iterating test workflow — Auto-generate tests, iteratively improve test coverage.

4.6.2 Launch Method

/integration-test-cycle

4.6.3 Workflow Process

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4.7 QA - Quality Assurance Workflow

4.7.1 One-Line Positioning

QA is a code review workflow — 6-dimensional code review, auto-discover issues.

4.7.2 Launch Method

/review-cycle

4.7.3 Review Dimensions

Dimension	Check Items
Correctness	Logic correct, boundary handling
Performance	Algorithm efficiency, resource usage
Security	Injection vulnerabilities, permission checks
Maintainability	Code clarity, modularity
Test Coverage	Unit tests, boundary tests
Standard Compliance	Coding standards, project conventions

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4.8 Brainstorm - Brainstorming Workflow

4.8.1 One-Line Positioning

Brainstorm is a multi-perspective analysis workflow — Analyze problems from multiple viewpoints for comprehensive insights.

4.8.2 Launch Method

/brainstorm-with-file <file>

4.8.3 Analysis Perspectives

Perspective	Role	Focus
Product	Product Manager	Market fit, user value
Technical	Tech Lead	Feasibility, technical debt
Quality	QA Lead	Completeness, testability
Risk	Risk Analyst	Risk identification, dependencies

4.8.4 Output Format

## Consensus Points
- [Consensus point 1]
- [Consensus point 2]

## Divergences
- [Divergence 1]
  - Perspective A: ...
  - Perspective B: ...
  - Recommendation: ...

## Action Items
- [ ] [Action item 1]
- [ ] [Action item 2]

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4.9 UIDesign - UI Design Workflow

4.9.1 One-Line Positioning

UIDesign is a UI design generation workflow — From design to code, auto-extract styles and layouts.

4.9.2 UI Design Commands

Command	Function
generate	Generate UI components
import-from-code	Import styles from code
style-extract	Extract style specifications
layout-extract	Extract layout structure
imitate-auto	Imitate reference page
codify-style	Convert styles to code
design-sync	Sync design changes

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4.10 Quick Reference

Workflow Selection Guide

Requirement	Recommended Workflow	Command
New feature development	PlanEx	/workflow-plan
Code refactoring	IterDev	/refactor-cycle
Complete development	Lifecycle	/unified-execute-with-file
Issue management	Issue	/issue:*
Test generation	Testing	/integration-test-cycle
Code review	QA	/review-cycle
Multi-perspective analysis	Brainstorm	/brainstorm-with-file
UI development	UIDesign	/workflow:ui-design

Session Management Commands

Command	Function
/workflow:session:start	Start new session
/workflow:session:resume	Resume session
/workflow:session:list	List sessions
/workflow:session:complete	Complete session
/workflow:session:solidify	Solidify results

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Next Steps

• Advanced Tips — CLI toolchain, multi-model collaboration
• Best Practices — Team collaboration standards, code review process