ss-coding-workflowlisted
Install: claude install-skill lbk-open/super-spec
# Coding Workflow
Chains the existing `ss-*` skills into a single execute-and-deliver flow:
```
ss-create-branch → ss-coding (built-in review) → review-acceptance loop → ss-create-pr
```
**Core principle: thin orchestration.** This skill never writes code itself. It calls the other
skills in order, passes outputs along, and reports progress.
> **Review is not run twice.** `ss-coding` already enforces a post-coding review
> internally and returns a verdict. This workflow never invokes `ss-code-review` separately —
> the review-acceptance loop below is driven entirely by that verdict.
Unlike `ss-feature-workflow`, there is no proposal or planning step here, and no manual gate by
default — the input is either an already-prepared plan or a change instruction handed straight to
coding.
## When to Run
This is end-to-end orchestration: it creates a branch, spawns coding agents, runs reviews, and
delivers the result. Only run it when the user explicitly asks for this skill or clearly wants the
full execute-to-delivery pipeline. For an ordinary edit, a question, or a single-step request, do
the work directly (or point to the one relevant `ss-*` skill).
## Inputs
- **Execution input**, one of:
- a path to an existing execution plan (produced by `ss-plan`), or
- a plain-language change instruction (e.g., "extract OrderService's helper methods into
OrderUtils").
If ambiguous which one it is, ask; when deciding autonomously, treat text with a recognizable
task/file st