agentic-design-session
SolidTurn a framed feature into an append-only decision log: every design fork made explicit, with the reasoning and the alternatives that were rejected and why. Use after agentic-feature-framing has produced a charter, and before any implementation starts. Also use when an implementation reveals an earlier decision was wrong and needs superseding. Produces .claude/features/<slug>/decisions.md, and closes by sizing the feature into the Size and sessions section of the charter — the call on whether the orchestrator runs it in one pass or several. No code, no other file edits. This is phase 1b of the agentic development pipeline.
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- Author
- PackmindHub
- Repository
- PackmindHub/packmind
- Created
- 1 years ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- Apache-2.0
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agentic-feature-framing
Frame a piece of work before any design or implementation: what is in scope, what is explicitly not, and the acceptance criteria that will judge it. Use at the very start of a new feature, when the user says "I want to build X", "we need a way to Y", or hands over a ticket or a rough idea. Produces .claude/features/<slug>/charter.md and nothing else — no code, no design decisions, no file edits. This is phase 1a of the agentic development pipeline; agentic-design-session is 1b and agentic-orchestrator is phase 2.
agentic-orchestrator
Run the implementation loop for a framed and decided feature: pick the next unit, retrieve just enough context, write an inline spec, dispatch one subagent, gate the result, route on which gate stage failed, and record it. Use after agentic-feature-framing and agentic-design-session have produced a charter and a decision log, when the user says "start building", "implement the feature", "run the next unit", or resumes work on an existing .claude/features/<slug>/. This is phase 2 of the agentic development pipeline. It never edits code itself.
decision-log
Record significant architectural or design decisions to .memory/decisions/ in a consistent, ADR-style format, capturing the alternatives considered and why they were rejected — not just the choice made. Use whenever a non-trivial design or architectural decision is made, especially one with real alternatives that were seriously considered and rejected.