eb-dev-workflowMaster orchestrator for the full autonomous development lifecycle. Use this skill whenever the user mentions starting a new feature, has an idea to implement...
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Generated May 20, 2026
A product manager has a new feature idea and uses the Dev Workflow orchestrator to automatically generate a PRD, break it into issues, assign architecture, run QA planning, development, testing, code review, and finally create a PR and close the issue. This end-to-end automation reduces manual handoffs and accelerates delivery.
A distributed team uses the orchestrator to manage work without traditional sprints. Developers grab the next issue from the ordered list created by the PRD-to-issues skill, and the orchestrator ensures each issue passes through all quality gates (QA plan, tests, code review) before merging, maintaining high velocity and quality.
A junior developer joins a project and is guided by the orchestrator through the full lifecycle. The system clarifies ambiguities, provides test plans, and enforces commit standards, helping the new hire contribute safely and learn team practices quickly.
A critical bug is reported. The orchestrator skips unnecessary phases (architecture, QA planning for trivial fixes) and directly invokes development with the appropriate skill, ensuring a focused branch, commit, and code review, then automatically creates a PR and advances to the next issue.
A large feature (e.g., a new billing system) is broken into vertical slices by the PRD-to-issues skill. The orchestrator processes each issue sequentially: for each, it runs architecture review, posts a test plan, develops with senior skills, runs Playwright and npm tests, reviews code, and merges PR before moving to the next.
Offer the Dev Workflow orchestrator as a premium skill pack within a larger AI agent marketplace. Users pay a monthly fee to access autonomous development lifecycle management, integrated with their GitHub and CI/CD tools.
License the entire skill pack to enterprises that want to integrate it with their existing development toolchain (Jira, GitLab, custom CI). Provides a one-time setup fee plus annual maintenance.
Offer consulting services to help teams adopt and customize the Dev Workflow orchestrator, including training on writing effective skills, adapting the workflow to their specific stack, and optimizing feedback loops.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate with GitHub Issues and Git branches; the orchestrator relies on existing skills like write-a-prd and prd-to-issues, so ensure those are properly set up and tested before using the full workflow.
Scored May 20, 2026
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