workflow-feature-development
DevelopmentComplete workflow for developing new features from design to deployment. Use when starting a new feature, adding functionality, or building something new.
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Feature Development Workflow
Step-by-step process for developing features properly.
Phase 1: Design
Agents: system-architect
- Design feature architecture
- Identify components and boundaries
- Define API contracts
- Document data flow
Output: Architecture diagram, component list, API contracts
Phase 2: Planning
Agents: requirements-analyst
- Break down into implementable tasks
- Identify dependencies
- Estimate timeline
- Define acceptance criteria
Output: Task breakdown, dependency graph, timeline
Phase 3: Implementation
- Implement feature following architecture
- Work in small, testable increments
- Commit frequently with clear messages
Phase 4: Review
Agents: code-reviewer, security-auditor
- Code review for quality and standards
- Security review for vulnerabilities
- Focus: auth, input validation, data access
Blocking: Must pass before proceeding
Phase 5: Testing
Agents: test-automator
- Unit tests (80% coverage target)
- Integration tests
- E2E tests for critical paths
Phase 6: Performance
Agents: performance-engineer
Validate against thresholds:
- Response time: <200ms
- Memory usage: <100MB
- Bundle size: <500KB
Phase 7: Documentation
Agents: technical-writer
- API documentation
- User guide updates
- Changelog entry
Phase 8: Deployment Prep
Agents: deployment-engineer
Checklist:
- Version bump
- Changelog updated
- Migration scripts ready
- Rollback plan documented
Success Criteria
- All tests pass
- Security scan clean
- Performance within limits
- Documentation complete
Rollback Plan
- Revert database migrations
- Restore previous version
- Notify stakeholders